AZALEA `ELSIE LEE`Azalea 'Elsie Lee' Elsie Lee Rhododendron Winter interest Stunning blooms Category: Broad leaf Evergreen Hardiness Zone: 5 8 Height: 3 4 ft Spread: 3 4 ft Bloom Color: Pink Shades Introduced in 1970 by Anthony M. Shammarello of South Euclid, Ohio, Elsie Lee is a stunning result of crossing Rhododendron 'Desiree' and Rhododendron 'Rosebud'. This semi dwarf shrub features semi double, widely funnel shaped flowers, 2 2 inches wide, in a beautiful shade

heavy bloomer just like its cousin 'Visions' but with pale pink flowers and bluish green

this carefree succulent will thrive in hot

This variety is a dense

Healthy foliage has been documented as mildew free through September

»  Blooms June through July

»  Small green foliage

that may stay semi-evergreen in warmer climates

White flowers in late summer turn into huge white berries in fall that turns cotton candy pink as the weather cools creating a winter landscape spectacle that is showy and unique

compact form reaches only 3' at 10yrs

Bunchberry

'Soft Touch' is a Cary Award recipient for good reason

Very distinctive in the garden