Next time, we'll finish off the season's color in a more subdued and subtle manner. See ya' later!
More Information
- If you're not familiar with deciduous Azaleas and would like to learn more about them, read Stephen Henning's page Deciduous
Azaleas. Then, do a bit of exploring on his site. He has a tremendous amount of information on Azaleas and Rhododendrons.
- Ketzel Levine, The Doyenne of Dirt, has another lively article in the Plant Profiles she does for Oregon Live, about Euonymus, with more information about Burning Bushes and other members of the genera.
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