Azalea 'Golden Lights' Shrub
Azalea 'Golden Lights' is a stunning deciduous shrub with golden yellow flowers tinged with orange. The shrub has narrow, olive green leaves that contrast beautifully with its flowers. The gently fragranced, funnel-shaped flowers open from bright red-orange buds into 10 luminous trusses. Part of the "Northern Lights" series bred by the University of Minnesota, this shrub can handle temperatures as low as -40 degrees. It also has greater resistance to mildew than most Azaleas, making it ideal for UK gardens that experience harsher winters, such as in the Highlands.
Golden Lights will thrive in partial shade within a sheltered setting; keep away from full sun as it may bleach the flowers. It prefers moist but well-drained, acidic soil. It reaches an approximate height and spread of 1.5 meters.
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Azalea 'Golden Lights' Shrub
Azalea 'Golden Lights' is a stunning deciduous shrub with golden yellow flowers tinged with orange. The shrub has narrow, olive green leaves that contrast beautifully with its flowers. The gently fragranced, funnel-shaped flowers open from bright red-orange buds into 10 luminous trusses. Part of the "Northern Lights" series bred by the University of Minnesota, this shrub can handle temperatures as low as -40 degrees. It also has greater resistance to mildew than most Azaleas, making it ideal for UK gardens that experience harsher winters, such as in the Highlands.
Golden Lights will thrive in partial shade within a sheltered setting; keep away from full sun as it may bleach the flowers. It prefers moist but well-drained, acidic soil. It reaches an approximate height and spread of 1.5 meters.
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Azalea 'Golden Lights' is a stunning deciduous shrub with golden yellow flowers tinged with orange. The shrub has narrow, olive green leaves that contrast beautifully with its flowers. The gently fragranced, funnel-shaped flowers open from bright red-orange buds into 10 luminous trusses. Part of the "Northern Lights" series bred by the University of Minnesota, this shrub can handle temperatures as low as -40 degrees. It also has greater resistance to mildew than most Azaleas, making it ideal for UK gardens that experience harsher winters, such as in the Highlands.
Golden Lights will thrive in partial shade within a sheltered setting; keep away from full sun as it may bleach the flowers. It prefers moist but well-drained, acidic soil. It reaches an approximate height and spread of 1.5 meters.
