Graceful, White Azalea Blooms Bring a Southern Charm! Adding a touch of elegance to your landscape has never been so simple with the GG Gerbing Azalea shrub. Its soft and sweet white petals will also bring a host of curious butterflies to your garden to check out the lightly fragrant flowers. The G.G. Gerbing Indica Azalea variety is an evergreen shrub featuring large, bright white spring flowers that tend to bloom midseason. Its 3 inch white blooms are so plentiful that it appears as if the whole entire plant is pure white! You may see an occasionally rebloom in early to mid fall. The evergreen foliage has broadly shaped leaves. Its vigorous growth habit and attractive yellow-green year-round foliage color make it a great addition to any landscape or woodland garden. The GG Gerbing can be mass planted or used for a privacy screen as well in urban landscapes or foundation plantings. GG GERBING AZALEA CARE We recommend that you follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. The evergreen azalea prefers well drained soil, rich in organic matter or slightly acidic soil. Feed with an acid fertilizer after bloom and keep the roots cool with a thick layer of mulch to retain moisture during the heat of summer and colder months of winter. This slow growing rhododendron will grow up to 4-6 feet tall and wide at full maturity. The GG Gerbing Azalea growth rate is up to 4-8 inches per year. Choose a planting spot that it can stay at in partial sun to partial shade. You can also check out our blog on How to Transplant an Azalea if you need to uproot and move the shrub to a different location. The GG Gerbing white azalea grows best across the United States in USDA growing zones 7-10. For our customers in zones located lower than zone 7, you can keep this southern azalea in a container and move it inside during the winter. Shop the GG Gerbing Azalea for sale to enhance your garden with gorgeous white flowers that bloom in the early spring. Check out the Azalea Grow Guide for more information on how to grow azaleas in your landscape.
