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yellow exbury azalea
by: Anonymous

it's an Exbury Azalea
deciduous azalea
by: Janet

...but I wouldn't know what its varietal (?) name is. They're always on the "hot-colour"-side, and when they're planted in groups, it's an unbeatable sight!!
Yellow Orange Tree
by: Anonymous

This looks very much like a "yellow" azalea my parents purchased almost 35 years ago. It also grew up and looked somewhat tree-like; it didn't have to be pruned to look that way. I don't know the name. Since both of my parents have passed away it brings back some nice memories for me. Thanks.
Maybe....
by: Dirty Kneez Nursery

It could be 'Pride of Barbados'. Good luck
Blooming Tree
by: Donna

Thanks you guys. I think it is some kind of Azala and blooms in the spring as the blooms did not last long.
Also thinking that it was propulated (cut) to look like a tree. I will keep an eye on it if it blooms again this fall.
azalea for sure!
by: Anonymous

That looks very much like a 'Klondike' azalea. It's highly scented and as you can see, the colour is spectacular.
Unusual
by: Anonymous

The leaves look much too small to be a Rhodo, but maybe an azalea, but I've never seen one that color!
Rhodo or Azalea??
by: Beth

If the leaves fall off in the fall I think its an Azalea if it keeps its leaves I think its a Rhododendron

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