Azalea 'McDaniel's Pink’ Native Hybrid Azalea

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Azalea 'McDaniel's Pink’ Native Hybrid AzaleaAzalea 'McDaniel's Pink' Deciduous Azalea Auburn University Hybrid Zones 6b 9 'McDaniel's Pink' is a deciduous native azalea selection by Auburn University that is quite uncommon. The blooms on McDaniels Pink are a bright pink with an orange to yellow blotch. The blooms are quite attractive and are said to be quite fragrant. Loved by people and pollinators, McDaniels Pink may reach 6 ft in height by 4 ft in width in 10 years. Limited Quantities

and good late winter blooming

The term snakebark is given to the beautiful trees in section Macrantha that have striations in bark that give the appearance of a snake's skin

Variegated Albolimbatum Snakebark Japanese Maple

'Golden Pharoah' leafs out in the early spring with a bright gold to peach reticulated variegation

deep dark black berries contrast nicely against the variegated foilage

'Pewter' may reach 12-14 ft in 15 years

The name 'Ryuzu' translates as "dragon's head"

Full Moon Japanese Maple

The term Kurume is used to classify selections of Azaleas that were bred and developed in the city of Kurume in Japan

providing a spectacular show for the cooler months

The overall habit is a weeping umbrella-like shape similar to traditional laceleaf selections

Strawberry Daiquiri® was found and introduced by Jim Zampini of Lake County Nursery