Candy-colored blooms each spring
This compact evergreen azalea comes to life with hundreds of playful pink flowers.
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One of the most heavily flowering azaleas on the market
Hampton Beauty is a small mounding evergreen shrub that’s lovely in garden beds year round. For a few weeks every spring, it explodes with cotton-candy pink flowers that cover it so thickly you can barely see the green leaves.
Butterflies and hummingbirds will flock to this low-maintenance shrub that’s great for foundation plantings, zen gardens, and rustic or cottage gardens.
Heads up! Don't plant near trees in the walnut family. This plant is sensitive to juglone, a compound walnut trees produce that makes it hard for other plants to grow around them.
Safety first. Toxic to pets and kids if ingested.
Sunlight exposure:
Full sun to part shade
Growing Rate:
Moderate
Mature height:
3-5 ft.
Mature width:
3-5 ft.
Bloom season:
Spring
Bloom color:
Pink
Foliage color:
Green
Everything you need to plant your shrub
We want you and your shrub to succeed, so we’ve laid out all the steps you need to start strong. Our helpful guide will walk you through what to do after unboxing, when and how to plant, plus so much more to set you up for success.
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Verified UserQuestion: Doe it griw in zone 6?
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Yes, Hampton Beauty Azalea can grow in USDA Zone 6, but there are a few things to keep in mind: Hardiness: Generally hardy in Zones 6–9, so Zone 6 is at the colder end of its range. Winter protection: In Zone 6, it's happiest in a sheltered location (such as the east or north side of a house) where it's protected from drying winter winds and harsh afternoon winter sun. Sun: Prefers morning sun with afternoon shade or bright filtered light. Soil: Needs acidic, well-drained soil (pH around 4.5–6.0). Avoid heavy clay unless it's amended.