Some varieties are in limited supply while are still under propagation and not yet available. Blooming times vary according to climate. Flower colors fade in and out and most blooms last over a week. So a prolonged period of bloom is possible with early, mid-season and late blooming varieties. Mass plantings of Azaleas can be planted to provide a continuous floral display for 3 - 4 months.
Blooms vary in size.
As to shades, centers, blotches, stripes, spots and flakes to solid and multiple colors on one plant like a conversation piece such as the Hilda Niblett. Seven varieties of fern are native to this land. Other native plants include the Strawberry Bush, American Beauty bush, Spider Lily, Cardinal Flowers and Partridge Berry Ground cover. Honey Suckles, Yellow Carolina Jasmine and Passion Vine grow wild. If you're looking for a particular native plant, we may be able to obtain it for you.