Enjoying the Irresistible colors of Azaleas

Fig 01- A new variety of Azaleas

What's not to enjoy seeing the beautiful range of colors of azalea flowers.

I did not take a walk in this area last spring, just passed through the roads.

Even though I was aware those azaleas were blooming from my vehicle, but I did not really take attention of them.

Since “Stay at Home Order” last year due to spread of Covid-19, our neighbors get used for walking and biking around our neighborhood. I also take a part.

Azaleas around my neighborhood are continuing to bloom. It seems wavelength of sun rays affect the time of bloom in each of their varieties.

How much available daylights to mature their buds and breach their flower buds is not the same for all of azaleas.

The different time of opening flowers for each variety of azaleas, make the spring more colorful, because in this case, different varieties mean different colors.

It looks like seeing a wave of rainbow colors for over a month.

Fig 02- The shrubs of White Azaleas

Red azaleas are the first one that open their flowers, following by the pink azaleas. 

Fig 03- The shrubs of Pink Azaleas

When the red fade off, the pink azaleas continue flowering, then the white azalea's buds burst out and then open their flowers.

Next, new varieties begin to bloom and have flowers.

What do you think about the continuity of the beautiful and irresistible colors of azaleas?

Have a blessed Good Friday and Easter Sunday!