Swamp Azalea Plant Size:#2 Container they feature a formal appearance

they feature a formal appearance because of the dense branching and even

The new growth develops at the leaf axil just below where you trimmed off the old bloom

You can easily deadhead the old blooms off as a quick task

You'll never have to prune it

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Swamp Azalea Plant Size:#2 Container they feature a formal appearanceSwamp Azalea Fragrant, Late Blooming Native A fragrant native beauty for wetland gardens! The Swamp Azalea (Rhododendron viscosum) is a stunning, deciduous native shrub that thrives in moist environments, making it perfect for wetland gardens, rain gardens, and naturalized landscapes. Blooming from late spring into summer, this Azalea stands out with its elegantly tubular, pure white to pale pink flowers, which release a sweet, spicy clove fragrance