Prunus armeniaca 'Harlayne' ~ Harlayne Apricot fall-flower NutriStar Azalea Food by Nelson

NutriStar Azalea Food by Nelson Plant Food can be used on azaleas and all acid loving plants

Pieris japonica Mountain Fire 11zz

Susceptible to wilt

The Buckeye Bottlebrush is a great choice for woodland gardens

The narrow serrated foliage is a variegated mix of dark burgundy an bold lime green

Prunus armeniaca 'Harlayne' ~ Harlayne Apricot fall-flower NutriStar Azalea Food by NelsonHarlayne Apricot is a small fruiting deciduous tree with a showy display of flowers followed by a late season crop of freestone fruits. These flushed deep orange fruits have a sweet rich taste and ripen in mid to late summer. Grows best in full sun and rich, moist well drained soils. Harlayne needs another late season pollinator, but is resistant to canker, brown rot, and bacterial spot. Suggested pollinators include Harogem, Hargrand, and Jerseycot.