This weekend's adventure at Hooper Bald has been a spectacular exploration of native azaleas and their diverse colorations. The highlight has been the vibrant displays of Rhododendron calendulaceum, commonly known as the native flame azalea. The trail revealed an array of stunning blooms, from dense apricot-colored azaleas to striking bi-color varieties with orange and peach hues. The yellow calendulaceum, featuring a mix of yellow and peach, was particularly noteworthy. The team also discovered a variegated blackberry and unique variations like the peach-colored calendulaceum with its large orange blotch. The adventure underscores the rich diversity of azaleas at Hooper Bald, making it a prime spot for azalea enthusiasts. For those interested, the azalea festival runs until late July, offering a chance to experience this floral wonderland.
Azalea Adventures @ Hooper Bald ~ Part 2
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Azalea Festival in Robbinsville, NC
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