Azalea 'Western Lights’ Pink Flowers Deciduous Azalea nov29 'Schoodic’ is a wonderfully spreading

'Schoodic’ is a wonderfully spreading and prostrate selection of jack pine that was introduced into the nursery trade by Al Fordham from a chance seedling found on the Schoodic peninsula in Maine

This unique winter seasonal interest is fantastic

Bob calls brooms blessings from God

With careful planning and management

While 'Diva' is a new introduction

Azalea 'Western Lights’ Pink Flowers Deciduous Azalea nov29 'Schoodic’ is a wonderfully spreadingAzalea 'Western Lights' Pink Blooms Deciduous Azalea Briggs Hybrid Zones 4 8 When a plant has a mutation that turns it to a polyploid, they get more chromosomes. This means they get showier, often in the foliage and the blooms. This is the case with 'Western Lights'. 'Western Lights' was found and introduced by Briggs Nursery as a polyploid mutation from the 'Orchid Lights' from the Northern Lights series of Azaleas. Like those bred by the University