Rosy Lights Azalea cut flower or Lily of the Incas--whatever

or Lily of the Incas--whatever you call the genus

its deeply veined pewter foliage adds structure

but your garden barely sees a freeze

For the collector of Japanese-bred plants

who were renowned for their work in azalea breeding

Rosy Lights Azalea cut flower or Lily of the Incas--whateverRosy Lights Azalea gives northern gardeners a dependable way to enjoy the beauty of azaleas. Bred by the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, this deciduous azalea brings fragrant rosy pink spring blooms, strong cold hardiness and attractive fall color to gardens in zones 37. Enjoy azalea blooms in colder regions Rosy Lights was bred for cold climate performance, and its flower buds are hardy to 45F. That matters because many azaleas can