Hidden treasures discovered by an uneducated, rookie gardener
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I've come across many mature bushes while cleaning up the landscaping around our home. Some are large and bloom beautifully in the spring, while others seem to be barely thriving. Please help me identify them so they can be cared for properly to reach their max potential. Thanks, in advance!
This little fella blooms red flowers in the spring. It's growing in solid red Georgia clay all by itself.
4 answers
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I think you have more Azaleas! Azaleas are a southern thing and a yard cannot have too many. Are the leaves more fuzzy than smooth?Azaleas are spring time bloomers.
The Garden Frog with C Renee
on Jul 14, 2014
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On this particular on they are thick and shiny but the blooms are similar to the larger one in my previous post. The pink red and white flowered bushes are definitely a little fuzzy! This fella doesn't appear to be growing much, possibly because it's in the clay? What can I do to make it grow?
Andrea Minyon
on Jul 14, 2014
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I think that looks like an azalea, too.
Douglas Hunt
on Jul 16, 2014
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There is a Miracle Gro made specially for Azelias, rhodhodenrons, camelias and other acid loving soils. It works.
Linda T
on Jul 16, 2014
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