Assertion: azalea | /r/HasProperty | deciduous
Facets:
value: unlike the asian varieties
type: OTHER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Neither the nature of the corolla (ring of petals) nor other characteristics are sufficiently constant to serve as a means of separating these plants into two distinct genera, although azaleas are typically deciduous while rhododendrons are evergreen.
text: Azaleas, for example, are either deciduous or evergreen.
text: Azaleas are a member of the genus Rhododendron, and they can be either deciduous (dropping their leaves), or evergreen.
text: Azaleas that are native to North America are deciduous, while azaleas that are native to Japan are generally evergreen.
text: Unlike the Asian varieties, these azaleas are deciduous (they lose their leaves in winter), and they are cold-hardy to below freezing temperatures.
text: Azaleas are grouped into categories based on a number of plant characteristics, including whether they are evergreen or deciduous (shed their foliage in winter), and whether they are a native plant species or an introduced cultivar.
text: An azalea native to the United States is deciduous and sheds leaves over winter months, while an azalea native to European areas is evergreen with leaves all year.
text: Azaleas are either evergreen or deciduous.
text: All azaleas native to North America are deciduous, including the western azalea (Rhododendron occidentale).
text: Most azaleas are deciduous...