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Azalea Kirin
Azalea Kirin
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Azalea kurume "Kirin"
- Mature size: 60cm-1m tall/wide.
- Recommended spacing: 50cm-1m apart.
- Ideal growing conditions: Part shade.
- Growth rate: Slow-moderate.
Uses: Pot/container plant, patio/verandah plant, small gardens, wildflower/cottage garden, Japanese-style gardens, understory planting, shaded courtyard, garden filler, mass plantings, feature shrub, informal short hedge, borders/edges, topiary.
Noteworthy: Hardy evergreen, attracts pollinators.
Tolerant: Pruning, light frost once established.
Colour/Growth form: Evergreen dense/compact shrub, green leaves, coral-pink flowers in spring.
Azalea Kurume "Kirin" is an evergreen shrub with coral-pink flowers that bloom in spring. It grows up to 1 meter tall and wide, making it suitable for small gardens, shaded areas, and containers. It prefers part shade and grows at a slow to moderate pace. They attract pollinators, tolerate light frost once established, and respond well to pruning, making them a practical option for borders, short hedges, or topiary balls.
- Mature size: 60cm-1m tall/wide.
- Recommended spacing: 50cm-1m apart.
- Ideal growing conditions: Part shade.
- Growth rate: Slow-moderate.
Uses: Pot/container plant, patio/verandah plant, small gardens, wildflower/cottage garden, Japanese-style gardens, understory planting, shaded courtyard, garden filler, mass plantings, feature shrub, informal short hedge, borders/edges, topiary.
Noteworthy: Hardy evergreen, attracts pollinators.
Tolerant: Pruning, light frost once established.
Colour/Growth form: Evergreen dense/compact shrub, green leaves, coral-pink flowers in spring.
Azalea Kurume "Kirin" is an evergreen shrub with coral-pink flowers that bloom in spring. It grows up to 1 meter tall and wide, making it suitable for small gardens, shaded areas, and containers. It prefers part shade and grows at a slow to moderate pace. They attract pollinators, tolerate light frost once established, and respond well to pruning, making them a practical option for borders, short hedges, or topiary balls.
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