Azaleas
We will no longer be shipping Azalea plants this season.
The Satsuki Azalea is the most popular type of azalea used in bonsai art
today. We list mostly many Satsuki Hybrids which are
characterized by excellent foliage and showy blooms. Varieties listed perform well
in both sun and shade. Satsuki azaleas are also hardy and established gallons
can take temperatures down to below zero and perform well from zone 8 to zone
6. The blooming period extends from mid-May to July for some of the
varieties. We hope to be adding more varieties to our selection in the future.
We do not guarantee
the readiness for bonsai use; but we do try to promote central stem in gallons
and do our best to select
plant with best qualities for your use. If you are looking for a special variety
... just let us know, we offer over 100 varieties, inquire on availability (see
list at bottom of page)
All
plants are in gallon size at $16.95
| AZA113 ‘Bunka’ — (Satsuki) Single, 1 1/2" soft
salmon pink shading to deeper pink edges. Slow to medium spreading growth.
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| AZA106 ‘Chinsan’ — (Satsuki) Stout and flexible branches with pointed, glossy dark green leaves make this an excellent selection. Blooms heavily, showing 1½ -2" light pink flowers with faint purple tones and dark blotches. Easy to grow. |
| AZA116 ‘Gorin-Nishiki’ — (Satsuki) Single, 2 1/2" round pedals. Variegated, white with most blossoms heavily speckled and striped with brilliant reddish purple. Occasional solid colors. |
AZA103 ‘Juko’ — (Satsuki) Single,
pointed, light pink petals speckled with deeper pink. Sometimes there are solid pinks and
rose. |
| AZA114 ‘Kogetsu’ — (Satsuki) Single, 2" wide round pedals. White with bold strips of pink and coral red. Many blooms with a white center, washed pink and white center, and bordered with coral red. Medium to vigorous grower. |
AZA115 ‘Komei’ — (Satsuki) Single, 2" round spaced pedals. Variegated, white speckled and striped pink and rose pink. Many variations with occasional solid pink and rose pink blooms
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| AZA122 'Koryu' — (Satsuki) Light peach with occasional coral stripe. Small single with narrow, spaced pedals. |
| AZA111 ‘Kozan’ — (Satsuki) Single, 1 to 1 1/2 inch, Pale pink flowers. Slow bushy growth. A very popular variety for bonsai and garden in Japan. Have many on hand |
AZA121 'Mangetsu' — (Satsuki -
Kurume Hybrid ) Small single with purple border, white center. Compact
deep green foliage. Early bloom which holds late into spring.  |
| AZA117 ‘Mt. Baldy’ — (Satsuki ) Single tubular 2" round pedals. White with occasional spotted rose red. Slow compact growth. Unusual narrow curved inward foliage (Rinpu Type). A profuse bloomer. |
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AZA120 ‘Osakazuki’ — (Satsuki)
Single, rounded, deep rose pink petals with darker blotch. An ancient variety used for
bonsai. |
| AZA119 ‘Sachi-No-Hana’ — (Satsuki ) ( Sport of Nikko ) Single 1" narrow separate petals. Light salmon pink with occasional deep coral stripes. Some solid coral blooms. Very slow bushy growth. |
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AZA110 ‘Shinkyo’ — (Satsuki) Single, 2 in., white flowers and pink flowers with many variations. Upright growth, very popular in Japan for bonsai. |
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AZA118 ‘Shiryu No Homare’ — (Satsuki ) Single 1 1/2" pointed and narrow spider petals. Vigorous, upright growth. Unusual slender, twisted foliage. (Rinpu Type) |
| AZA202 Unzen Azalea— (Rhododendron kiusianum var.) This small leaf variant of kiusianum was introduced in 1993 by Jope's Bonsai Nursery. Small leaf with deep waxy green foliage. Small single lavender-pink flower. SOLD OUT |
Other Azaleas: Akatsuki-No-Zao, Aozora, Asahi-No-Hikari, Chojuho, Fugi-Zakura, Gekko, Gunbi, Gunrei, Gyoten, Hakurei, Hino-Tskasa, Issho-No-Haru, Kaho, Kaho-No-Hikari, Karenko, Kikoshi, Korin,Kozan-No-Tsuki, Nyohozan, Seiko-No-Hikari, Yata-No-Kagami |
