At about 1 foot tall and 1 foot wide there are a whole lot of flowers on this little shrub. It was pruned back early last summer as it was moved out side for the summer into late fall (and fed some fertilizer for acid-loving plants). It started flowering well before Christmas and now is at full bloom, a very long lived display. This is an evergreen, non-hardy azalea, a very cheerful winter flowering plant. Ours does get nice bright light and a bit cool at night. Most people discard these plants after they flower but TPP saved one, put it outside for the summer, and was rewarded by quite a long and massive flowering during the winter such that it became known as our Christmas azalea.
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