Azalea 'Escatawpa' Native Flame Azalea Habit_Columnar Because of its size and

Because of its size and shape and slow growth

Viburnum japonicum 'Variegatum'

Spreading Scots Pine

The spring golden yellow flowers cluster together to create a larger bloom that adds quite a bit of color in the spring garden

Fall color on 'Dawn Rainbow' may range from bright yellows to deep maroons depending on environmental conditions such as weather

Azalea 'Escatawpa' Native Flame Azalea Habit_Columnar Because of its size andRhododendron austrinum Escatawpa Yellow Flowering Native Azalea Zones 5 9 'Escatawpa is a beautiful golden selection of Florida flame azalea that was discovered in the wild along the Escatawpa River in Southwestern Alabama by Tom Dodd. It blooms about the same time the leaves come out. Escatawpa produces large golden trusses that are extremely fragrant. Escatawpa is a vigorous selection that is easy grow, reaching 6 8 ft in height by 4 ft in width in