Azalea Chalet® 'Frost'
Colorful and hardy to -15F!
Chalet® Azaleas Selected from a batch of seedling crosses made and shared by famed nurseryman Tom Dodd in Semmes, AL during the late 1990’s, these xpoukhanense hybrids were trialed and finally selected by Chalet® Nursery in Illinois for their extreme hardiness, reliable flower power and wider range of flower colors. Is it pink? Is it white? It depends on the light. The flowers on Frost are quite iridescent and can change often
Who Am I?
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Common Name:Chalet® Frost compact Korean azalea
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Botanical Name:Azalea yedoense var. poukhanense 'Frost'
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Type:Shrub
Cultural Details
TYPE
Shrub
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Light:Full sun to part shade
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Soil:Average garden soil
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Moisture:Moist, but well-drained.
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Hardiness Zone5-9
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Bloom Time:Spring
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Bloom Color:White
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Size:3' tall by 3-4' wide
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Diseases & Pests:None known
What Makes Me Special?
Iridescent flowers can appear pink or white, depending on the light.
Landscape Use
Borders, foundations, mass plantings, naturalized plantings, woodland edge
Propagation
Cuttings