Shooting Star - Primula meadia Small Spaces even for small gardens

even for small gardens

Marydel Coastal Azalea is a naturally occurring hybrid between Rhododendron atlanticum and Rhododendron perclymenoides discovered by renowned horticulturist Polly Hill along the Choptank River near the town of Marydel

because of one intriguing twist: it produces a delicious custard-like fruit resembling bananas and mangoes

Size: 3'-5’ tall

Shooting Star - Primula meadia Small Spaces even for small gardensWhoever named this plant "shooting star" got it just right. The delicate blooms range in color from white to pink to purple, but each adds a touch of cosmic whimsy to any woodland garden. These plants are not difficult to grow, and once established, you'll look forward to their fanciful show each spring before they go dormant in summer to wait patiently for the following spring. Conditions: Part shade; average to moist soil Size: 1' 1. 5' tall Zone: 4