Royalty
Uploaded: April 27, 2012
Azaleas are called "the royalty of the garden".
Azaleas, rhododendrons, and mountain laurel (Kalmia) are mildly toxic when eaten by animals, and may cause abdominal and cardiovascular problems. All parts of the plants are toxic, as is honey from the flowers.
The cut off end of the stem of the azalea is called a 'cutting'. By rooting a cutting, you can make an exact copy, or "clone", of the plant. Rooting a cutting is also called "asexual reproduction" or "cloning".
(Azalea Society of America)
"Happy Planting"!
Shelly A. Van Camp
April 27, 2012
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