Haru-no-hibiki Azalea | Pink & White Bicolor Spring Blooms

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Haru No Hibikid Azalea

Azalea 'Haru-no-hibiki'

A dwarf, spreading evergreen azalea with elegant double white-and-pink bicolor flowers.

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Description

Haru No Hibikid Azalea is a exquisite, compact Japanese Satsuki-type azalea known for its elegant, double-form, bicolor flowers. The blooms are white in the center, blending to a soft pink at the ruffled edges. This creates a delicate, watercolor-like effect. Its fine foliage and low, spreading habit make it a perfect choice for rock gardens, containers, or as a refined accent in Asian-inspired or small-space gardens.

Elegant Bicolor Blooms: Features double flowers with a white center that gradually shades to soft pink at the petal edges.
Compact, Spreading Habit: A true dwarf Satsuki type with a low, mounding, and wide-spreading growth form.
Refined Texture: Smaller leaves and delicate flowers give it a very polished and sophisticated appearance.
Ideal for Containers & Bonsai: Its size and form make it exceptionally well-suited for patio containers, trough gardens, or even training as bonsai.
Late Spring Bloomer: Flowers after many traditional hybrids, extending the azalea season.

Quick Facts

Features:Oval, leathery leaves with glossy deep green surface. Prolific double-form, funnel-shaped flowers with white centers and picotee pink edges, blooming abundantly from spring through early summer. Evergreen shrub with an upright, compact, symmetrical form.
Mature Height: 2–3 ft
Mature Width: 2–3 ft
Light Needs: Full shade to morning sun only
Soil Requirement: Requires acidic soil (pH 4.5–5.5)
Growth & Care:Moderate growth rate. Apply Holly-tone® fertilizer in spring. Drought-tolerant and deer resistant.
Landscape Uses:Perfect for shaded borders, woodland pathways, patio containers (18" diameter), and foundation plantings. Exceptional as a long-blooming accent for low-light gardens.

Faqs

Q: What does "Haru-no-Hibiki" mean?
A: The name is Japanese, often translated as "Echo of Spring," reflecting its beautiful, season-defining blooms.

Q: How is its cold hardiness?
A: As a Satsuki azalea, it is generally hardy to about 0°F (Zone 7), making it well-suited for Zone 9a. It appreciates shelter from harsh winds.

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