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Autumn Moon Azalea - 1 Gallon
SKU:
1657990
$9.99
- Huge purplish‑pink blooms, many with white throats, for extended spring color
- Compact evergreen shrub slowly reaching 3 to 3.5 ft. tall and 2 to 2.5 ft. wide
- Handles slightly more sun than most azaleas; thrives in filtered or dappled light
- Perfect for borders, containers, foundation plantings, and Japanese‑inspired gardens
Autumn Moon Azalea (Azalea × ‘Shugetsu’, Satsuki hybrid) is a compact evergreen shrub prized for its abundant purplish‑pink blooms, many accented with clean white throats. This slow‑growing variety naturally maintains a tidy shape and extends the flowering season with its large, showy blossoms each spring. More sun‑tolerant than many azaleas, it thrives in filtered sun or dappled shade and performs beautifully in acidic, organic‑rich, well‑drained soil. Ideal for containers, borders, foundation plantings, and Asian‑inspired garden settings, this eye‑catching azalea brings reliable color and refined structure to any landscape.
Plant Overview
Evergreen Satsuki azalea with large purplish‑pink blooms—some solid, some with white throats. Compact habit suited for small gardens, borders, and containers.
Light Requirements
Prefers filtered sun, partial shade, or partial sun. Satsuki hybrids tolerate slightly more sun than typical azaleas, though dappled sunlight is ideal.
Watering & Moisture
Keep soil moist but never soggy. Water deeply and regularly during establishment to encourage strong root development.
Size & Growth Habit
Slowly reaches 3 to 3.5 ft. tall and 2 to 2.5 ft. wide. Naturally compact and well‑shaped with a slow growth rate.
Hardiness & Zones
Best for USDA Zones 7–9. Evergreen in mild climates.
Bloom & Seasonal Interest
Blooms in spring with large, purplish‑pink flowers. Evergreen foliage provides year‑round interest.
Landscape Uses
- Border or low hedge planting
- Foundations and entryways
- Containers on patios or porches
- Japanese and Chinese‑inspired gardens
Soil & Planting
Plant in acidic, well‑drained, organically rich soil. Best in east- or north‑facing exposures with protection from harsh afternoon sun.
Care & Maintenance
- Mulch to keep roots cool and retain moisture
- Feed with an acid fertilizer after bloom
- Water deeply during the first growing season
- Prune lightly after flowering if shaping is needed
Companion Plants
Pairs well with Japanese Maple, Gardenia, Hydrangea, Astilbe, Oregon Grape Holly, and Camellia for harmonious color and texture.
Background & History
A Satsuki hybrid derived from Azalea indicum and A. eriocarpum, highly regarded in Japan for its diverse bloom forms and refined growth habit.
- Huge purplish‑pink blooms, many with white throats, for extended spring color
- Compact evergreen shrub slowly reaching 3 to 3.5 ft. tall and 2 to 2.5 ft. wide
- Handles slightly more sun than most azaleas; thrives in filtered or dappled light
- Perfect for borders, containers, foundation plantings, and Japanese‑inspired gardens
Autumn Moon Azalea (Azalea × ‘Shugetsu’, Satsuki hybrid) is a compact evergreen shrub prized for its abundant purplish‑pink blooms, many accented with clean white throats. This slow‑growing variety naturally maintains a tidy shape and extends the flowering season with its large, showy blossoms each spring. More sun‑tolerant than many azaleas, it thrives in filtered sun or dappled shade and performs beautifully in acidic, organic‑rich, well‑drained soil. Ideal for containers, borders, foundation plantings, and Asian‑inspired garden settings, this eye‑catching azalea brings reliable color and refined structure to any landscape.
Plant Overview
Evergreen Satsuki azalea with large purplish‑pink blooms—some solid, some with white throats. Compact habit suited for small gardens, borders, and containers.
Light Requirements
Prefers filtered sun, partial shade, or partial sun. Satsuki hybrids tolerate slightly more sun than typical azaleas, though dappled sunlight is ideal.
Watering & Moisture
Keep soil moist but never soggy. Water deeply and regularly during establishment to encourage strong root development.
Size & Growth Habit
Slowly reaches 3 to 3.5 ft. tall and 2 to 2.5 ft. wide. Naturally compact and well‑shaped with a slow growth rate.
Hardiness & Zones
Best for USDA Zones 7–9. Evergreen in mild climates.
Bloom & Seasonal Interest
Blooms in spring with large, purplish‑pink flowers. Evergreen foliage provides year‑round interest.
Landscape Uses
- Border or low hedge planting
- Foundations and entryways
- Containers on patios or porches
- Japanese and Chinese‑inspired gardens
Soil & Planting
Plant in acidic, well‑drained, organically rich soil. Best in east- or north‑facing exposures with protection from harsh afternoon sun.
Care & Maintenance
- Mulch to keep roots cool and retain moisture
- Feed with an acid fertilizer after bloom
- Water deeply during the first growing season
- Prune lightly after flowering if shaping is needed
Companion Plants
Pairs well with Japanese Maple, Gardenia, Hydrangea, Astilbe, Oregon Grape Holly, and Camellia for harmonious color and texture.
Background & History
A Satsuki hybrid derived from Azalea indicum and A. eriocarpum, highly regarded in Japan for its diverse bloom forms and refined growth habit.
