Rhododendron x 'Elizabeth Lane'

Pink Blooms

Deciduous Native Azalea

Earl Sommerville Native Azalea

Zones 6-8

‘Elizabeth Lane’ is a native Piedmont azalea that has light pink flowers with ruffled edges and a top white petal that has a gold blotch. 'Elizabeth Lane’ azaleas grow in zones 6-8, in partial shade and well drained organic soil. Blooming in early April to early May, ‘Elizabeth Lane’ can reach up to 8 ft in height and 8 ft in width in 15 years. ‘Elizabeth Lane’ was found as a seedling from Rhododendron flammeum ‘Strawberry Ice’ and was introduced by Earl Sommerville. The flowers on ‘Elizabeth Lane’ are a great texture addition to your garden with their ruffled edges and unique color. Make sure to add this ornamental native plant in your garden!

Limited Quantities Available !! As we have hundreds of azalea cultivars, we often do not have many of each cultivar. We recommend that you buy the azaleas you want immediately as we often sell out of certain selections.