Satsuki azalea 'Johga' web special

Satsuki azalea 'Johga' web specialWhen in full bloom, you cannot see any foliage. That is how terrific this Satsuki azalea is. Also known as Johga and coming to the USA from Chugai nursery in Japan in 1938. The white flowers have a red flare and because it is a Satsuki azalea, will often produce some solid pink petals on a few flowers. Because we take cuttings when not in bloom, we are unsure if the flowers will be white, pink, or a mixture. Some even come out very double and a dark

Grows well in a container as well as in the ground

Found on Vancouver Island

The plant habit is quite tidy

The new growth pushes bright chartreuse-green

spreading plant

Introduced by the late Sid Waxman from the University of Connecticut

shading to white inside

The sterile florets are a combination of chartreuse

but there are many more of them

It has nice dark green foliage

The foliage is medium green and slightly turned down at the edges

This tree is more resistant to pests and diseases