Florida flame azalea (Rhododendron austrinum)Florida flame azalea aka Orange azalea (Rhododendron austrinum) is a deciduous long lived perennial flowering shrub found in hardwood, floodplain, slope forests, bluffs, and ravines in North Florida. Its native zones are 8 9A so central Florida is a stretch for this plant. The showy flowers are bright orange that blooms in the spring. They can get 3 10 feet tall and as wide as 3 8 feet. So allow them some room to spread out. It prefers highly acidic

It is hardy and suitable for difficult areas where other plants may not do well

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a hardy perennial known for its vibrant pinkish-purple blooms and robust nature

Its adaptable nature allows it to flourish in a range of soil pH levels

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The young leaves of this plant are edible and resemble spinach-best served cooked

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flowering tree that combines compact beauty with delightful seasonal blooms

Reaching heights of up to 2 feet

Total Height: 20

The short stems make it a nice groundcover or can be showy all on its own