Azalea mollis Nabucco Apple Trees In late spring and early

In late spring and early summer

when heated at a controlled rate

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

the female flowers are insignificant

native to Central China and relatively uncommon in cultivation

Azalea mollis Nabucco Apple Trees In late spring and earlyAzalea 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