Azalea 'Marydel’ Pink Native Azalea Good for Bees 'Eye Of The Tiger'

'Eye Of The Tiger'

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Azalea 'Marydel’ Pink Native Azalea Good for Bees 'Eye Of The Tiger'Rhododendron atlanticum Marydel' Pink Blooms Deciduous Native Azalea Native Coastal Azalea Zones 5 9 Found by the famous horticulturist, Polly Hill, in the wilds of Delaware, Marydel is a deciduous azalea that is believed to be a natural hybrid between Rhododendron atlanticum and Rhododendron periclymenoides. This makes Marydel both heat and humidity tolerant. Marydel prefers well draining organic soil and favors partial shade. Marydel has fragrant