Delaware Valley White Azalea

The Delaware Valley White Azalea displays magnificent clusters of flowers, and has earned a top spot among the most popular flowering shrubs.

As spring rolls into summer, your Delaware Valley Azalea turns on the charm with a glorious presentation of lightly perfumed, snow white blossoms. These flowers are velvety soft, smooth, and uniquely shaped like delicate trumpets.

The bountiful blanket of blooms occurs in clusters at the ends of the branches, remaining picturesque and perfect for several weeks. The Delaware Valley (whether alone or combined with other azaleas like the Autumn Debutante or our Autumn Royalty) makes an extraordinary accent border around a deck or front porch.

You'll want to plant your Delaware Valley Azalea where it can be appreciated by anyone who passes by. It is such a heavy bloomer that at it's peak, it will literally look like it is covered in snow-- making for a truly unusual spring sight!

The Delaware Valley is a hardy evergreen shrub, providing year-round beauty. This plant’s slender and somewhat coarse, vivid green leaves progress to a dazzling yellow at the onset of fall.

At maturity, the Delaware White reaches heights of 3-4 feet with a similar spread and naturally exhibits a slightly rounded shape.

Considered a low maintenance shrub, the Delaware Valley White requires only minimal pruning after flowering. It can be expected to live for 40 years or more.

Deer do not bother these plants, and it’s ideal in an urban setting because it can tolerate pollution.

Delaware Valley Azaleas are more tolerant of colder weather and can be planted in northern zones, unlike many other varieties.

This gorgeous shrub is extremely popular, and with no significant negative attributes to speak of, you’re going to want to plant a number of these Delaware Valley White azaleas in your garden today.