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Azalea Dai-setsu-zan
(x. Satsuki) This variety, whose Japanese name means 'great snow mountain', blooms from May to June with large, snow-white blossoms. A vigorous, upright plant with glossy green foliage, it tends to grow wider than it does tall.
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Shade / Part Shade |
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Use
In shrubberies in association with Rhododendrons, deciduous Azaleas, Camellias, Pieris, etc., and on balconies and patios in boxes or pots.
Planting
From September to the beginning of May, in cool, acid soil. Dig a hole three times the size of the root ball. Remove the plant from its container and thoroughly soak the root ball. Half-fill the hole with a mixture of acid compost and non-chalky soil. Place the plant (not too deeply) in the hole and continue filling around the root ball. Water well after planting.
Maintenance
Water well during dry periods, at least once a week. Add a specialised fertiliser during the spring. Mulching the area around the plant, for example with pine bark chips, is recommended.
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