6141 Sunset Lake Road, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526
919-552-8286
sales@adcocksnursery.com
919-552-8286
sales@adcocksnursery.com
Grows 3' ht x 3' sp
The newest introduction to the family of Encore Azaleas, Autumn Majesty features abundantly vibrant masses of petitie, semi-double dark purple flowers with ruffled petals that bloom in spring, summer, and fall! Its evergreen foliage grows in a rounded, upright and compact habit and remains bright green throughout winter.
Butterflies love the flowers, and blooming branches are great for cutting to create stunning indoor floral arrangements. Get all the details below!
Tolerates deer, drought, clay soil (if amended), heat, humidity and full sun.
Photo Credit: Encore Azaleas
Grows 2' - 3' ht x 3' - 4' sp
Two-tone flowers on this impressive Azalea feature coral pink petals with bold white margins, giving the blooms a striped appearance. A prolific bloomer in springtime, it still puts on a great show in the fall months. With dark green foliage and a compact and rounded growth habit, it naturally maintains a good shape, minimizing pruning. The plant works great along a foundation, border, or hedge. Can also be used in a container. Azaleas prefer rich, slightly acidic soil, and should drain well.
Photo Credit: Encore Azaleas
Grows 3' ht x 3.5' sp
Encore azaleas are medium, evergreen shrubs that bloom in the spring and again in the fall. 'Autumn Sunset' produces beautiful sunset orange/red flowers that stand out against the dark green foliage of the azalea. This is a great plant to use in a foundation planting, shrub border, or mass. Thrives in average moisture, well-drained soil.
Photo Credit: Encore Azalea and Plants for Dallas
Grows 3' ht. & sp.
Encore azaleas are medium, evergreen shrubs that bloom in the spring and again in the fall. 'Autumn Angel' produces beautiful pure white flowers that stand out against the dark green foliage of the azalea. This is a great plant to use in a foundation planting, shrub border, or mass. Thrives in average moisture, well-drained soil.
Photo Credit: East Coast Garden Center and Baucom's Nursery