Marydel Coastal Azalea - Rhododendron atlanticum 'Marydel' Small Spaces Most spectacular of all though

Most spectacular of all though may be its uniquely brilliant fall color

The show continues into fall when the leaves turn pure gold

'Alley Cat' sports pea-like clusters of flowers (dark pink in this case) in early spring directly on its bare branches

canary yellow blooms have an unmistakably sweet fragrance that evokes the candy-coated memories of youth

Marydel Coastal Azalea - Rhododendron atlanticum 'Marydel' Small Spaces Most spectacular of all thoughTo those looking for a compact, beautiful flowering shrub and a delightful fragrance, look no further! Marydel Coastal Azalea is a naturally occurring hybrid between Rhododendron atlanticum and Rhododendron perclymenoides discovered by renowned horticulturist Polly Hill along the Choptank River near the town of Marydel, Delaware. An established plant will abound with blush to pink colored blooms in mid spring making this wonderful shrub a great