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Plant of the Week: Autumn Embers Encore Azaleas

Get fired up this fall with Autumn Embers Encore azaleas! Well known for being hardy and low maintenance, these reblooming azaleas add vivid, multi seasonal color unlike any other azalea.

Plant of the Week: Autumn Embers Encore Azaleas

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Get fired up this fall with Autumn Embers Encore azaleas! Well known for being hardy and low-maintenance, these reblooming azaleas add vivid, multi-seasonal color unlike any other azalea. This dense, rounded shrub features an abundance of semi-double, fiery, orange-red flowers that are produced in spring and fall and sporadically throughout the summer. Autumn Embers reaches a height of three feet by three and half feet wide and is ideal planted in garden beds and borders, foundation plantings, large containers or as a focal point in the garden. Azaleas prefer partial sun to partial shade, although Encore azaleas will tolerate more sun than most other varieties. So, color your landscape with the colors of fall with Autumn Embers.

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