Azalias unknown names

Amy I've never seen a yellow azalea, that is amazing as is your whole garden.

chocolate box comes to mind, stunning Amy you must be pleased, and the yellow draws you eye up the garden

That's a beautiful area Amy, looks so good. The purple leaved one, name escapes me, is very early isn't it? No sign of mine yet.

What a beautiful arrangement of planting Amy. You really have a painters eye.

Thank you all for your kind comments , Paul you can take a look when you bring the butter and coffee to have with the Blue Berry muffins Lol... Thank you Gg i'm pleased with the way its come together there wasn't a single plant in the garden when we moved in it was all grass , Dawn the plant is Persicara Red Dragon , I like planning an area Waddy thank you for that :o)

That's it Amy, I couldnt remember, no sign of mine yet. Your yellow azalea is very nice and big too. Special as well as it was your Dad's x

Lovely Amy, my Red Dragon has only just started to put on some growth :-)

Thanks Daylily I'm glad you like it and that your Red Dragon has started to grow :o)

Soooo Amy, how come your P red dragon is so tall so early? ;-)

That is lovely, Amy, everything is so fresh and colourful. I love it.

What an attractive area of your garden Amy, I do like you mixture of Evergreens and deciduous plants....

Thanks Gill / Angela its taken a long time coming into its own but I'm mostly happy with it now ...

What beautiful planting the azaleas are stunning!!! ,I"ve never grown them always thinking my soil was unsuitable but I see my neighbour has one in his bit of the wood!! So this afternoon I'm going to do a soil test , omg the possibilities could be endless lol.
My red dragons only just showing through too!!

This is really nice Amy I'm starting to like Azaleas more and more.

Thanks Sheila / Kathy you must try they would look wonderful in your woodland ,Scotsmv they are a lovely addition to the spring time colour of the garden and come in many different sizes to suit all areas ...

Lovely display Amy the colours and shapes compliment each other you have really inspired me to get up and go and look around my garden [despite the cold, wet and windy day lol].I recognise the Red Dragon Sanbaz sent me a cutting a few years ago, I must get a couple more Azaleas yours looks stunning Ive taken some pics so watch this space hopefully put a blog on later;0)