Garden Walk
of Autumn Azaleas & Rhododendrons

Portraits of
(Similar to) 'Mount Saint Helens'
Deciduous Azalea

   
Azalea


This hybridized Flame Azalea (Rhododendron calendulaceum)
is probably, though not certainly, the cultivar 'Mount St Helens,'
shown here in October as its deciduous leaves are
turning purple & red.


Azalea


Here's a close up of its leaves on Halloween. It varies in colors
from year to year depending I presume on temperatures &
other experiences throughout the year.


Azalea


Oh how very jolly this photo also snapped on Halloween 2003.
By mid to late November the leaves will all be gone.


Azalea


Something's been nibbling on the leaves seen in this photo from
September 2004, when the shrub turned pinker than for most years.

Read more about this shrub on the
'Mount St Helens' Deciduous Azalea Page

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