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Florence's Haven
Karin's Sun Border
Mary's Meadow
Nectar Garden
Polo Pony Bed
Spalding's Path
Spruill Woods
Tack Shed
Walnut Grove
William's Hillside
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Native Azaleas
McFarlane Nature Park's
Collection |
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Neighbor Jan Spring donated her 58 mature native azaleas
to McFarlane. She had rescued the plants over many
years and grew them out in her garden. These are species plants,
meaning that they occurred naturally, and they will display colors that
range from yellow to pink and bicolors.
You can
read her story, in
her own words.
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Mature azaleas as they bloomed prior to the
move.
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| We also received 20 new native azaleas from hybridizer Earl Sommerville of Marietta GA.
These smaller plants will winter over in a protected location to be
planted out early next spring, bringing the total collection to 132
individual plants. See what Earl's plants will look
like here.
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