Azaleas
Meaning
of Azalea
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
But when McIlroy mis-crushed a tee shot deep left into the azaleas on the 13th hole, they weren’t in April bloom.
Rake or vacuum them up and use for compost, mulch, or run the mower over them to crush up to place around cool weather vegetable crops, rose bushes, azaleas, and bulb beds.
After months of dreariness, or worse, the colors of the azaleas and dogwoods contrasting with the brilliant greens of the more-than-lush fairways greens and the majestic long-leaf pines.
In the tradition of Country of Red Azaleas prevails as a true testament to a bond that transcends the devastation of war.
Azaleas and rhododendrons are not desert plants; they like water.
On view through May 6, Spring Blooms will be highlighted by a “symphony of colors” from countless numbers of daffodils, azaleas and wisteria and more than 240,000 tulips in the Idea Garden and Flower Garden.