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Golden Lights Hardy Azalea

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This outstanding azalea is cold hardy to -30 degrees F! Large orange-yellow buds open to bright yellow bloom trusses in late spring. Add a vibrant burst of color to any rock garden or border. Impressive not only for its color, but also for its vigorous growth, good disease resistance and great fall foliage color.

Product Information:

Light: Full to Partial shade

Height: 3-5'

Bloom Time: Late Spring to early summer

Size: Potted

Zones: 4 to 8

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Golden Lights Hardy Azalea Product Details

Botanical Name:	Rhododendron 'Golden Lights'
Form:	Deciduous, upright form
Sun Exposure:	Partial Shade
Height/Habit:	3 - 5'
Spread:	3-4'
Spacing:	3 - 5'
Hardiness Zone:	4 - 8
Foliage Type:	Dark green foliage in the summer followed by a variable red fall color. Deciduous in winter.
Flower Form:	1 1/2" flowers appear in trusses of up to 12.
Flower Color:	Golden Yellow
Flowering Date:	Late spring to early summer.
Planting Requirements:	Avoid windy areas and south facing walls where reflective heat and light could be too intense and damaging.
Soil Requirements:	Well-drained, humus-enriched, acidic soil 4.0 to 5.5 pH..
Growth Rate:	Moderate.
Unique Characteristics:	Hardy azalea bred for Northern areas, developed for bud hardiness in Minnesota to survive rough winters and has successfully proven to be very hardy. Branches are covered with large orange-yellow buds that open to bright yellow bloom trusses each spring with a light fragrance. Somewhat rounded growth habit.
Pruning:	To shape and remove dead wood.
Additional Information:	Developed and released from the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum 1986. Be careful when digging and hoeing around the base of azaleas because of the shallow root system.

Golden Lights Hardy Azalea Customer Reviews

Review Review by jude everett-stevens - Raleigh, NC
Posted on 2012-04-23 10:23:09

This plants seems to grow very fast. I bought it last year and it has doubled in size and I'm still waiting for the blooms to be able to judge it's beauty...still early spring, but it does seem to be happy where it is placed, which has been in full sun.