More Straight Species Azaleas We offer ten of the fifteen species of azaleas native to North America. Some of these straight species plants are progeny of Zo Warner selections. To order, call: (423) 727-4264 or email: appalnativeplants@gmail.com R. Calendulaceum Zophar Warner Azaleas Evergreen Species

R. arborescens, Sweet Azalea June-August  white with red stamens and very fragrant F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source	R. cumberlandense, Cumberland Azalea This form has been chosen for it’s uncharacteristic yellow bloom. F2 Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source	R. atlanticum, Coastal Azalea April to May before leaves white to blushed pink blossoms. Can develop into large colonies F2 Zo Warner collection seed source
R. alabamense, Alabama Azalea April/May white blooms with yellow blotch and lemony fragrance before leaves Transplant Nursery TennRose Seed Source	R. cumberlandense Gregory Bald OP Seedling TennRose seed source	R. vaseyi, Pinkshell Azalea First to bloom in April/May white to pink blossoms with spotted throat with distinctive bark. Zo Warner collection seed source TennRose seed source
R. prunifolium, Plumleaf Azalea June/September orange to red blooms.	R. canescens, Piedmont Azalea March/April blooms pink to white with fragrance Currently unavailable	R. prinophyllum, Roseshell Azalea May blooms rosy pink with a cinnamon clove fragrance.
periclymenoides, Pinxsterbloom April/May blooms white to pink, lengthy stamens, with expanding foliage. Slight fragrance.		R. austrinum, Florida Azalea March/April blooms golden yellow to orange before leaves with a fragrance.
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