Origin
The Azalea japonica 'Aladdin Scout' originates from Japan. Introduced to plant enthusiasts in the western world in the 19th century, this species has since developed into a popular garden plant. Renowned for its resilience and stunning flowers, you will find the Azalea japonica 'Aladdin Scout' in gardens and parks around the world.

Characteristics
The Azalea japonica 'Aladdin Scout' is a deciduous shrub that reaches a height of 1 to 1.5 meters. With its wide-spreading branches, the plant often has a round shape. From April to May, the Azalea japonica 'Aladdin Scout' blooms with striking red flowers. The leaves are oval in shape, have a pointed end and are predominantly shiny green.

Care
The Azalea japonica 'Aladdin Scout' thrives best in partial shade to full sun. It prefers acidic, well-draining and fertile soil. It is essential that the soil around the plant remains moist but is not saturated with water. For ideal growing conditions, fertilise the plant in the early spring, before the new growth begins.