Know what you have, finish before June ends and make the right kinds of cuts: Tips from a horticulturist at Norfolk Botanical ...

The aptly named flame azalea (Rhododendron calendulaceum ... These trees drop their leaves and go incognito in the winter, so you hardly notice them scattered throughout the woods.

Compact or creeping types of azaleas, such as the ‘Flame Creeper,’ are best suited ... extended flowering season and they retain their leaves through winter for year-round garden privacy.