AZALEA Hammocksweet

Hammocksweet Azalea (Rhododendron serrulatum) It has rather small fragrant white flowers and grows in swampy areas with acid soil. It blooms as late as September. It   attract bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and likely hummingbird or Sphinx moths. Zones: 6-9 Has a delicious clove-spice fragrance Blooms late June through July/August, extending the azalea season Flowers are like white stars against dark green foliage Nectar source for Swallowtail butterflies Larval host for Brown Elfin Size: 10-15 ft tall; 4-6 ft spread Soil: Average, Moist, well-drained Sun: Part Shade ( At this time we are NOT SHIPPING these plants ) We only ship to the continental USA no shipping to California, Arizona, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Our plants ship bare root or with minimal soil in a bag.  5 gallon pots or larger they must be picked up at the nursery ( or call for special shipping arrangements to see if we can ship to you ). The picture is an example  and is not always the actual plant being shippe