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Location
Wild azaleas are found on every continent except Africa and South America. Southwestern China and Papua New Guinea have the most species. Gardeners have been hybridizing different species and selecting azalea cultivars for centuries.
How to Propagate Wild Azalea
If you've ever seen a lovely azalea growing in the wild and wished you could have the shrub in your own yard, you can clone the azalea yourself. You can propagate wild azaleas using several different… ...
pontica have been so hybridised with the wild Azalea of S. Europe that we have a race in which the colors of the various species are blended and diversified in a great variety of tints, ...
The pristine white flowers shed from the horizontal branches of a silverbell rain down on artful combinations of wild azaleas, foamflowers, merrybells, shooting stars, dwarf iris, and unfurling green fronds.
Ericaceae / Heaths Piedmont Azalea (Rhododendron canescens)
Piedmont Azalea is also known as Florida pinxter, Sweet Azalea, Wild Azalea, Hoary Azalea, Wooly Azalea and Mountain Azalea. The official vernacular is Sweet Mountain Azalea. ...
White Poplar, White Rock-rose, White Sedge, White Stonecrop, White Water-lily, White Willow, White Wood-rush, Whitebeam, Whorl Grass, Whorled Caraway, Whorled Solomon's Seal, Whorled Water Milfoil, Whortle-leaved Willow, Wild Asparagus, Wild Azalea, ...
 See also: Pink, Azalea, Heath, Lime, Rhododendron
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