Reblooming White and Pink Azalea 'Roblem' - Rhododendron japonicum Eupatorium and dislikes soggy winter soil

and dislikes soggy winter soil

The cold hardiness is undetermined

It can be invasive in some places

the plant dies back to the ground and remains dormant until spring

It's a deciduous conifer

Reblooming White and Pink Azalea 'Roblem' - Rhododendron japonicum Eupatorium and dislikes soggy winter soilReblooming azaleas put on a show in spring, and again in fall, brightening a yard with beautiful frilled blooms over a long season. This variety flowers white with random spots and streaks of pink, and it seems like no two flowers look exactly alike! Azaleas prefer a well drained humus soil, but will do adequately in normal soil, as long it is somewhat acid and not too wet. Spread: 4' X 4' Cold hardiness: zones 7 10 Light requirements: medium to full