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Azalea 'My Mary’ Yellow Native AzaleaRhododendron austrinum x (R. atlanticum X R. periclymenoides) 'My Mary' Yellow Blooms Deciduous Native Azalea George Beasley Native Azalea Zones 5 8 My Mary is a deciduous native azalea with fragrant blooms, bright yellow in color with hints of orange around the bottom. Blooming in late April, My Mary can reach up to 6 feet in height and 4 feet in width in 10 years. My Mary grows with partial shade in well drained organic soil. My Mary was a result of

Acer palmatum 'Raigo ji'

with a little protection from the hot afternoon sun for best color

‘Greg’ was found by Greg Williams as one of many witches brooms under evaluation

'Liberty Bell' gets its name because it is a very old laceleaf Japanese maple in Philadelphia

the leaves are bright chartreuse green with a red sheath to the petiole

Zelkova serrata 'Goblin'

In Japanese maples

‘Zorro’

‘Momo no haru’ was brought to Brookside Gardens from Japan by our good friend Barry Yinger as cuttings in the late 1970s

The fall color is a great golden-yellow with hints of red

Ilex × attenuata 'Sunny Foster' is a sport off of 'Foster #2' that has bright yellow new growth over a dark emerald green in the sun

HAMAMELIS VERNALIS 'LOMBART'S WEEPING'