Azalea mollis Nabucco Apple Trees There are fossil records dating

There are fossil records dating back to the mid-Mesozoic period approx 180 Million years

native to Central China and relatively uncommon in cultivation

Hardiness: Fairly hardy (to -10ºC)

pink stippling

when heated at a controlled rate

Azalea mollis Nabucco Apple Trees There are fossil records datingAzalea mollis Nabucco One of the famous Knaphill hybrid azaleas, Azalea mollis Nabucco is a medium sized, deciduous shrub with a rounded habit. The leaves are deep green, colouring beautifully in autumn. In May and June, beautiful large, deep red, star shaped flowers with golden anthers are borne on the shrub; the flowers are not scented. Azalea Nabucco (named for the opera) likes cool, moist summers, and looks absolutely beautiful beneath the light