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| Hello everyone!
My wife really loves azaleas and saw "Golden Lights" in a catalog and fell in love with it. I'd love to get it for her, but I want to make sure it'll do well here. Other azaleas I found in Greer Gardens that I thought might be good in the same color family were "Glen's Orange" (evergreen) "Apricot Sunrise" (deciduous). Does anybody have any experience with any of these in mild climates? Thanks,
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| Golden Lights is deciduous and very hardy. I am not sure how it would do in a warm climate. There are other deciduous yellows that are good. I like Klondyke for a yellow. Gibraltar is a good orange. The Deangelos Chapter of the ARS recommends the following deciduous azaleas: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Proven Performers in California and Hawaii
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| Sorry, De Anza Chapter. (San Francisco and San Jose) |
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| Thank you! Those seem like excellent suggestions. |
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