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Red Azalea Photo
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Posted by sunnyside1 z6/SW Mo. (My Page) on Sat, May 2, 09 at 15:40
Here's a pic of my red azalea -- there is a white one next to it which is budding out, then nandinas, then rhododendrons starting to bloom -- sorry I couldn't get the photo smaller - I'm still learning
Sunny
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| That is beautiful. You have a neat yard and house. I don't think your photo is large. I can grow the deciduous azaleas but have no luck with the evergreen. I have to put mine by the side of the barn where they get extra water off the roof. It is just too tough here in summer. |
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| Beautiful azaleas. I can't raise any kind! I think the picture size is great. Very pretty house. |
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| SOOO Pretty! Does your house face the north? My poor little azalea isn't even 1/4 the size of yours. |
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Thank you -- the azaleas are old, so don't feel bad! I cut them back by a third last year. Yes, the house faces north and on the other side, I have a line of taxus with hostas, lillorope (sp?) and groundcovers. There's a HUGE very old oak to the right out of the photo which lost many large limbs in the last ice storm. Now there's a little too much sun from the west for ferns, but the hosta do just fine.
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RE: Red Azalea Photo
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Those azalea are wonderful.
Reminds me of when I went through Georgia in the spring time, many years ago.
Very nice.
The hosta bed here had to get used to more sun because of ice damaged limbs. I ended up having to move 2 of the that just would not take the sun.
Good luck
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