Azalea mollis ‘Satan’ – Fiery Red Spring Azalea
Azalea mollis ‘Satan’ is a spectacular deciduous azalea known for its vivid fiery red flowers that appear in late spring. The large, trumpet-shaped blooms create a dramatic display before or alongside fresh green foliage. Perfect for woodland gardens, borders and feature planting, this hardy shrub brings bold colour and seasonal impact to the garden.
Seasonal Beauty & Growth
Spring:
Masses of brilliant red trumpet-shaped flowers appear, creating a striking seasonal display.
Summer:
Fresh green foliage forms a dense, attractive shrub.
Autumn:
Leaves may develop warm autumn colours before falling.
Winter:
Bare stems provide structure before flowering begins again in spring.
Structure & Form
A bold feature plant for borders.
Perfect for Various Landscapes
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Woodland Gardens: Thrives in light shade.
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Mixed Borders: Provides vibrant seasonal colour.
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Feature Planting: Striking flowering display.
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Acid Planting Schemes: Pairs well with rhododendrons and camellias.
Growing Conditions & Care
Position:
Partial shade or sheltered sun.
Soil:
Moist, well-drained acidic soil.
Hardiness:
Fully hardy in the UK (approximately -20°C).
Maintenance:
Low maintenance. Prune lightly after flowering if shaping is required.
Why Choose Azalea ‘Satan’?
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Brilliant fiery red spring flowers
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Excellent for woodland gardens
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Attractive seasonal foliage
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Hardy and reliable
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Easy to grow
Azalea mollis ‘Satan’ is a striking flowering shrub that brings dramatic colour and seasonal beauty to the spring garden.