Azalea knaphill 'White Throat' 5L (80-90cm inc. pot) Acer palmatum 'Inabar-Shidar' 50L 170cm | S251876
Design Inspiration
Bring a touch of graceful beauty to your garden with Azalea knaphill 'White Throat'! This deciduous azalea is a true showstopper in late spring to early summer, producing large, pure white trumpet-shaped blooms with a subtle hint of yellow at the throat. The delicate yet striking flowers form lush clusters, creating a stunning contrast against the fresh green foliage.
As the seasons change, its mid-green leaves turn to rich autumnal shades, ensuring multi-seasonal interest. Hardy and easy to care for, White Throat thrives in acidic, well-drained soil and is perfect for woodland gardens, mixed borders, or patio containers.
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