Flame Azalea, R. calendulaceum
Has flower colors ranging from brilliant shades of yellow to orange or red, with a large prominent yellow to orange blotch on the upper lobe (petal).
About Flame Azalea, R. calendulaceum
Identify Flame Azalea, R. calendulaceum (Has flower colors ranging from brilliant shades of yellow to orange or red, with a large prominent yellow to orange blotch on the upper lobe (petal).) in Middle Tennessee. Plant identification guide from Mr. Lawn Care.
Flame Azalea, R. calendulaceum (Has flower colors ranging from brilliant shades of yellow to orange or red, with a large prominent yellow to orange blotch on the upper lobe (petal).) is a shrub commonly found in landscapes throughout Middle Tennessee, including Columbia, Thompson's Station, Spring Hill, and the surrounding areas. This plant is part of our Shrubs identification guide.
As lawn care and treatment specialists, we encounter Flame Azalea, R. calendulaceum regularly when servicing properties across the region. Understanding the plants in your landscape helps us provide better, more targeted lawn treatments that protect both your turf and your ornamental plantings.
Quick Facts
- Common Name
- Flame Azalea, R. calendulaceum
- Scientific Name
- Has flower colors ranging from brilliant shades of yellow to orange or red, with a large prominent yellow to orange blotch on the upper lobe (petal).
- Plant Type
- Shrub
- Region
- Middle Tennessee
