Perfecto Mundo Epic Pink® is a neat, rounded evergreen shrub that's blanketed with gigantic pink blooms in spring, but then after a brief rest, begins blooming again in mid-summer and continues through frost. It is resistant to lace bug, a pest that can be problematic in certain areas. Take a look at the range of other incredible colors in the reblooming azalea series!

• 3-4 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide at maturity
• Hardy in zones 6b-9, be sure to check your USDA zone to ensure success
• Plant in part to full sun (4+ hours daily)
• Space plants 3-5 feet apart for best results
• Produces bubblegum to hot pink flowers spring then reblooms in mid summer to fall
• Maintains green foliage year-round
• Blooms on new and old wood
• Great for borders, edging, landscape, mass planting, specimen or focal points
• Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
• Reblooming, deadheading not necessary, fall interest, heat tolerant , disease resistant
• Shrubs shipped Nov-Apr will arrive dormant; shrubs shipped Apr-Oct will arrive green or in bloom

Care: Fertilize with Proven Winners Continuous Release Plant Food just as the new growth begins to emerge, and then again after the spring bloom is complete. Give the plant a light trim after its spring bloom, which encourages new growth - the more new growth it puts on after that spring bloom, the more rebloom you'll get.

A note on hardiness: Perfecto Mundo Epic PInk® azalea is hardy to USDA zone 6b, and is better suited to milder coastal areas of zone 6b than harsh Midwestern sites. If you wish to plant it in zone 6b, select a protected location and mulch well. Do not fertilize after mid-July in these areas. If you do wish to fertilize, do so in early spring, just as the new growth begins to emerge, and then again after the spring bloom is complete.

Shipping Info:

• Enjoy free shipping on orders over $175
• Size at shipping varies by the season and plant
• Quart shrubs are 5-8 in. at the time of shipment
• 1 Gallon shrubs are 6-24 in. at the time of shipment

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