These white azaleas (also known as white rhododendrons) are almost finished blooming but are still active in micro-locations where it has perhaps been a little cooler or a little more shaded until recently.
I love how extravagantly rich and showy they are; they hold nothing back!
Happy Monday.
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Azaleas are such a nice display in yards and along roads. Have a great week Lynette. Allan
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I come from Rodie country, never have seen anything like these. I grew up in Oregon where one of the great places to visit in the spring is are The Rododndrohen Test Gardens. Love these though. I guess I did not know there was a connection between roddies and azaleas.
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Azaleas are a type of rhododendron (I’m not sure which came first, though; I assume the rhododendron 😉). I would love to visit those gardens. I used to live in a house in Germany where the yard was full of rhododendrons – so stunningly beautiful.
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I did not know that, hmm. You learn everyday, thanks.
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I didn’t know that until recently, either. Cheers.
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Thank you, Allan. I agree. The azalea bushes grow to huge sizes here. So gorgeous!
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What a gorgeous color combination!
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I agree, Cindy. These bushes are huge, about 3 metres (9 ft) tall, and totally covered in blooms. Beautiful!
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What a joy to be around such beauty.
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They are so beautiful! This particular bush is about 3 metres (9 ft) tall and it was covered in blooms. So lush and gorgeous.
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I want one of that colour combination.
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I agree; it’s such a stunningly beautiful two-tone colour combination. The white/yellow ones are apparently also sometimes called yellow azaleas. Cheers.
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What a stunning display. Azaleas go all out. I love the colour of this one.
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It quite an unusual colour and very fresh looking. Azaleas are amazing. I’ve had small ones inside before and they just bloom and bloom.
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