Garden Design

As the weather cools down, it’s time to think about warming up the landscape with earthy autumnal hues.

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures start to drop, nature puts on a spectacular show, dressing up in warm hues of red, orange, and gold.

Replace your old classic azaleas with these reblooming look-a-likes.

Pair your Encore Azaleas with these landscape shrubs, annuals and perennials for a smashing summertime look.

Here's how to use azaleas to engage and enchant little gardeners!

Plant the garden of your dreams with these Encore Azalea bloom times and bloom quantities charts

Valentine’s Day flowers in short supply this year? Get creative and find the makings of your own true love bouquet. 

Encore Azaleas are long-lasting gifts for your special person!

Up to 3 seasons of blooms, plus lovely winter foliage... they are sure to please!

Find inspiration in your landscape with reblooming azaleas.

Here are a few simple guidelines to help your new plants grow to their fullest potential.

A Guide to Combining Azalea Bloom Colors in Your Landscape

Try containers with dwarf Encore Azaleas and herb or vegetable plants for a functional and beautiful solution to small garden spaces.

With the addition of new varieties, the possibilities for creating beautiful banks of color in your garden with Encore® Azalea are continually expanding.

Looking to enhance your garden year round? Encore Azalea is the answer.

Inspiration and tips for gardening with pink Encore Azaleas

Tips for fall tablescaping with reblooming azaleas

Feel dreary when your garden goes dormant? Here are our top 5 cures for our winter blues.

Encore Azalea’s Autumn Fire is a bold garden addition that enhances landscapes year-round with true red blooms.

These plant combinations will maximize the stunning winter foliage color from Encore Azaleas.

We’re In Love: here are the reasons you will be, too.

Up the appeal of your home with a mailbox garden!

Follow these steps to mix and match your way to the ultimate Encore Azalea landscape!

Do you think flower arranging is difficult? It doesn’t have to be!