Potted Coral Bell Azalea with pink flowers in white pots labeled 'Matsudai'.

Coral Bell Azalea

5 Gallon
$49.00
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Potted Coral Bell Azalea with pink flowers in white pots labeled 'Matsudai'.
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Coral Bell Azalea

Azalea kurume 'Coral Bell'

A fragrant, classic evergreen azalea for a breathtaking display of coral-pink bell-shaped flowers.

$49.00
Container sizeSize guide 5 Gallon

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Description

Coral Bell Azalea is a beloved, classic evergreen azalea famous for its exquisite, fragrant, coral-pink flowers. It blooms exceptionally heavily in mid-spring, with the bell-shaped blossoms nearly covering the plant. The glossy green foliage often turns attractive shades of burgundy in winter. Its delightful scent, which is uncommon among azaleas, combined with its stunning floral display, makes it a cherished specimen for planting near walkways or patios where its perfume can be enjoyed.

  • Exceptionally Fragrant Blooms: One of the few fragrant azalea hybrids, with a sweet, light scent that enhances its spring display.

  • Prolific Coral-Pink Flowers: Produces an immense quantity of delicate, bell-shaped, coral-pink flowers in mid-spring.

  • Attractive Winter Foliage: Leaves often develop handsome reddish-bronze tones in cold weather.

  • Compact & Dense: Forms a well-branched, rounded shrub, typically 2-4 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide.

  • A Sensory Delight: Perfect for sensory gardens, entryways, or any location where its color and fragrance can be appreciated up close.

Quick Facts

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  • Mature height: 2–4 ft
  • Mature spread: 3–5 ft

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  • FeaturesLance-shaped, leathery leaves with glossy green surface, developing rich wine-red hues in winter. Heavily scented, profuse clusters of funnel-shaped, single-form soft pink flowers blooming abundantly in spring. Evergreen shrub with an upright, slightly spreading habit.
  • Light Needs: Full shade to morning sun only
  • Soil Requirement: Requires acidic soil (pH 4.5-5.5
  • Growth & Care:Moderate growth rate. Apply ericaceous fertilizer in early spring.
  • Landscape Uses:Ideal for woodland gardens, shaded borders, foundation plantings, and large containers. Excellent as a fragrant understory shrub.

Faqs

Q: How strong is the fragrance?
A: The fragrance is light and sweet, noticeable when near the plant or when flowers are brought indoors. It is not overpowering but is a delightful bonus.

Q: Is it more difficult to grow because it's fragrant?
A: No, its cultural requirements are identical to other evergreen azaleas: acidic soil, consistent moisture, good drainage, and partial shade. The fragrance is a bred trait, not an indicator of difficulty.

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San Francisco Bay Area is our primary local delivery market. Victory Nursery also serves additional California markets and selected extended delivery areas by arrangement.

Regular local delivery: San Francisco, Peninsula, South Bay, East Bay, Marin, Tracy / Mountain House and surrounding service areas.

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