Azalea 'Samford Sorbet’ Pink Native Azalea

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Azalea 'Samford Sorbet’ Pink Native AzaleaRhododendron 'Samford Sorbet' Pink Blooms Deciduous Native Azalea Zones 6 9 'Samford Sorbet is perhaps one of the showiest azalea selections that was introduced by David Arboretum of Auburn University. The individual blooms are a bright pink with a large prominent orange blotch. The blooms themselves are quite large, and cluster together in large trusses putting on a great display with a high bloom count. These beautiful blooms are also fragrant.

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