Note: the color of the azalea could vary (bright pink vs. light pink)
Please note: Delivery dates may be delayed if temperatures are too low to protect plant quality and prevent freezing. Our blooming plants are subject to their natural growth cycles (typically April to June). Depending on when you place your order, your plant(s) may arrive without blooms.
1. Don’t let it get too thirsty. Azaleas appreciate consistently moist soil, so check yours often. Water when the surface begins to feel dry, but make sure excess water can drain away rather than collecting around the roots.
2. Skip the harsh sun. Bright, indirect light is a good match for your Blushing Azalea. Keep it somewhere it gets plenty of light without spending long periods in strong, direct sunlight. A slightly cooler room can also help the flowers stick around longer.
3. There may be more blooms on the way. Your plant can arrive with a mix of open flowers and closed buds, so don’t expect everything to happen at once. Remove spent flowers as they fade and let unopened buds continue developing. With the right care, your Azalea can remain a beautiful plant even after this round of blooms is finished.
1. Don’t let it get too thirsty. Azaleas appreciate consistently moist soil, so check yours often. Water when the surface begins to feel dry, but make sure excess water can drain away rather than collecting around the roots.
2. Skip the harsh sun. Bright, indirect light is a good match for your Blushing Azalea. Keep it somewhere it gets plenty of light without spending long periods in strong, direct sunlight. A slightly cooler room can also help the flowers stick around longer.
3. There may be more blooms on the way. Your plant can arrive with a mix of open flowers and closed buds, so don’t expect everything to happen at once. Remove spent flowers as they fade and let unopened buds continue developing. With the right care, your Azalea can remain a beautiful plant even after this round of blooms is finished.
Note: the color of the azalea could vary (bright pink vs. light pink)
Please note: Delivery dates may be delayed if temperatures are too low to protect plant quality and prevent freezing. Our blooming plants are subject to their natural growth cycles (typically April to June). Depending on when you place your order, your plant(s) may arrive without blooms.
1. Don’t let it get too thirsty. Azaleas appreciate consistently moist soil, so check yours often. Water when the surface begins to feel dry, but make sure excess water can drain away rather than collecting around the roots.
2. Skip the harsh sun. Bright, indirect light is a good match for your Blushing Azalea. Keep it somewhere it gets plenty of light without spending long periods in strong, direct sunlight. A slightly cooler room can also help the flowers stick around longer.
3. There may be more blooms on the way. Your plant can arrive with a mix of open flowers and closed buds, so don’t expect everything to happen at once. Remove spent flowers as they fade and let unopened buds continue developing. With the right care, your Azalea can remain a beautiful plant even after this round of blooms is finished.
1. Don’t let it get too thirsty. Azaleas appreciate consistently moist soil, so check yours often. Water when the surface begins to feel dry, but make sure excess water can drain away rather than collecting around the roots.
2. Skip the harsh sun. Bright, indirect light is a good match for your Blushing Azalea. Keep it somewhere it gets plenty of light without spending long periods in strong, direct sunlight. A slightly cooler room can also help the flowers stick around longer.
3. There may be more blooms on the way. Your plant can arrive with a mix of open flowers and closed buds, so don’t expect everything to happen at once. Remove spent flowers as they fade and let unopened buds continue developing. With the right care, your Azalea can remain a beautiful plant even after this round of blooms is finished.