Azaleas (Rhododendron spp), with their profusion of dark lavender, watermelon pink, peachy orange, pure white, and deep red blooms, add a showy burst of color to your landscape. Planted in the right ...

Nothing signals the start of spring—and warmer weather—quite like beautiful pink azalea blooms. These perennial shrubs are beloved for their joyful colors, which also include red, pink, white, and ...

It's not official but azaleas are definitely in the running as the favorite flower of the South. From sunlight-dappled beds under backyard pines to golf courses to botanical gardens, azaleas offer a ...

The leading source of camellias and evergreen Azalea Series rhododendrons is Nuccio's Nurseries, a family operated nursery which has been in existence since 1935. Among the many varieties of camellias ...

The recent springlike weather has many homeowners in Greater Columbus thinking about renovating their home landscapes next season. One of the most popular shrubs sold in garden centers each spring is ...

THE WEEKEND. HEY, IT’S AVA MARIE IT’S TIME FOR SUNDAY GARDENER. I’M HERE WITH CARRIE ENGLE AT VALLEY VIEW FARMS AND WE ARE TALKING ABOUT AZALEAS. YOU’RE SAYING A VERY POPULAR SHRUB HERE IN MARYLAND. I ...

Azaleas produce clouds of vibrant blooms from spring to fall, but only if you stick to a pruning schedule that doesn't mess with the plant's natural cycles.

There's something about the warmer weather that makes you ready to tackle outdoor projects, like sprucing up your landscape. While some landscape projects can be costly for their hefty renovations, ...

Azaleas are Louisiana’s most popular shrub among home gardeners. Fall is the best time to plant azaleas, followed, in turn, by winter, spring and summer. The vast majority of azaleas are, however, ...

I have several overgrown azalea bushes and want to rejuvenate them. Is it too late to cut them back now? I do realize I would lose the spring flowers, but I’m afraid the overgrown condition of the ...

Homeowners are buying azaleas at a fever pitch. The question is: Will most of the azaleas planted this spring be alive five years from now? Sadly, the answer is probably not. The attention-grabbing ...