Choose Your Favorite Azalea

Azaleas can bloom from late winter into early summer, depending on type. To extend the season, plant early-, mid-, and late-season bloomers. Here are a few of the azaleas we love most.|Written by: Rebecca Bull Reed

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'George Lindley Taber' Southern Indica Hybrid
Photo by: Ralph Anderson

'George Lindley Taber' Southern Indica Hybrid

Midseason bloom; 4-6 ft. tall or more; Middle, Lower, Coastal South


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