R. changii Japanese Gardens

R. changii Japanese GardensThis member of the R. maddenii family, and a subspecies of R. valentinianum is a very handsome shrub. The dark green rounded leaves have tiny hairs around the edges. The flowers are light yellow in loose trusses that appear in April and May. The plant can grow in full sun or with a bit of filtered light. Compact without pruning. Rare Variety This variety is difficult to find anywhere due to these reasons Hard to propagate many cultivars do not root

A cross between R

but can be pruned to keep at a desired size

How unique

A true oddity of nature

Lovely clear pink flowers open in late April covering this lush azalea throughout the month of May

The unusual structure makes for a good conversation piece

urn-shaped flowers that stand out brilliantly against the deep green foliage

wide at the base

Developed in Modesto

The leaves of 3 elliptical leaflets turn orange

Low-maintenance and deer-resistant

The foliage is very dark green with bronze highlights