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Azalea japonica Blue Danube 2 Litre Pot

Azalea japonica Blue Danube 2 Litre Pot

Azalea japonica Blue Danube
Azalea Japonica Blue Danube is a dwarf evergreen with small leaves. Produces abundant trusses of funnel-shaped purple blue blooms in mid-spring
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Azalea japonica Blue Danube
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About Azalea japonica Blue Danube 2 Litre Pot

Azalea japonica ‘Blue Danube’ – A Jewel of Spring Colour

Azalea japonica ‘Blue Danube’ is a striking evergreen azalea cherished for its vivid flower display and compact growth. In late spring, it bursts into bloom with masses of violet-blue to purplish flowers that smother the foliage in a dazzling show.

Its small, glossy green leaves provide year-round structure, making it as valuable in winter as it is in spring. Naturally compact and slow-growing, ‘Blue Danube’ thrives in containers, rockeries, and borders, and works especially well in Japanese- or woodland-inspired gardens.


Why Choose Azalea japonica ‘Blue Danube’?

Brilliant Spring Display – Vibrant violet-blue flowers in abundance.
Evergreen Structure – Glossy green foliage adds year-round interest.
Compact Habit – Perfect for small gardens, pots, or borders.
Hardy & Easy – Reliable performance in cooler climates.


Planting & Care Guide

Position: Dappled shade or morning sun; avoid harsh afternoon sun.

Soil: Moist, well-drained, acidic soil; plant with ericaceous compost in pots or unsuitable ground.

Watering: Water well during dry spells; use rainwater where possible.

Feeding: Apply ericaceous fertiliser in spring after flowering.

Pruning: Minimal – lightly trim after flowering to maintain shape.


Design & Planting Ideas

Grow in containers near entrances or patios for a spring show.

 Plant in groups in woodland or shade gardens.

Combine with rhododendrons, camellias, and pieris for a classic acid-loving display.

 Use in rockeries or Japanese gardens for seasonal colour.