A natural hybrid of R. viscosum. White fragrant flowers. Blooms September to October, 12"-16" and grows to 3" to 8'
A large growing native deciduous azalea that ranges farthest south into central Florida. It is one of the latest flowering of the azaleas, sometimes blooming in September. It has rather small fragrant white flowers and grows in swampy areas with acid soil. Rhododendron serrulatum has often been lumped or confused with Rhododendron viscosum but the two are distinct in growth habit, flowering time, distribution, and other characteristics. This plant likes moisture but is not tolerant of flooded saturated soil.
Attributes
• Deciduous
Soil Properties
• Well-drained
Sun Requirements
• Part Shade