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| Plant Type: Azaleas & Rhododendrons |
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| Zone: 2 |
Foliage: Green |
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| Height: 2-3' |
Fall Foliage: Bronze |
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| Width / Spread: 2-3' |
Flower: White |
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| Habit: Rounded |
Flower Season: Summer |
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| Sun Requirements: Full/Partial |
Fruit: Capsule |
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Uses: Fragrant
Naturalizing
Woodland Planting
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Tolerance: Wet Soil
Moist Soil
Native
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Description:
Evergreen shrub commonly found in boggy areas, on the edges of lakes and streams, and on rocky bluffs in the mountains. Hemispherical clusters of white flowers are fragrant in summer. Dark green, leathery, curled leaves are covered in a brownish fuzz underneath. NATIVE.
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