Azalea Japonica is also known as garden azalea. Contrary to what you might think, the exclusive variant of My Goodness ‘Pink Spider®’ also perfectly lends itself to brightening up your living space.
Given its distinct looks, open flowers, long petals and pink colour, the Pink Spider® is an eye-catcher that turns heads. This Azalea is a stellar Belgian-made product which originally had its roots in Japan.
Azalea Japonica is also known as garden azalea. Contrary to what you might think, the exclusive variant of My Goodness ‘Pink Spider®’ also perfectly lends itself to brightening up your living space.
Given its distinct looks, open flowers, long petals and pink colour, the Pink Spider® is an eye-catcher that turns heads. This Azalea is a stellar Belgian-made product which originally had its roots in Japan.
Striking colours
The Pink Spider®’s open flowers and long petals range from pink to pale pink in colour. The white edge around the flower lends the flower a unique appeal.
Exclusive
The ‘Pink Spider®’ is a unique and exclusive plant, which has only been available for a couple of years, but which has been making headlines around the globe.
Perennial and winter hardy
The Pink Spider® is nothing short of gorgeous. In spite of its delicate appearance, in actual fact it is a very hardy plant. The plant will survive temperatures down to -15°C, which means it has no problem being put outdoors.
Unique ‘spider shape’
The shape of the flowers is exceptional and striking. The flowers are pointed, having a so-called spider-look, which makes them reminiscent of lilies.
Light and wind
Avoid direct sunlight and ideally give the plant a spot in the semi-shade. Make sure the ‘Spider’ is not exposed to cold northerly and easterly winds.
Water
This plant thrives when given sufficient water. Do not overdo it and make sure you do not flood the Spider. Avoid using calcareous tap water. If you are putting the Spider indoors, carefully submerge the planter.
Soil
The Pink Spider® likes acidic soil. Which is we advise against using calcareous water, as calcium reduces the acidity.
Pruning
To see your Azalea Japonica ‘Pink Spider®’ return to its full resplendent glory next year, it is advisable to deadhead the plant after flowering.
Azalea Japonica is also known as garden azalea. Contrary to what you might think, the exclusive variant of My Goodness ‘Pink Spider®’ also perfectly lends itself to brightening up your living space.
Given its distinct looks, open flowers, long petals and pink colour, the Pink Spider® is an eye-catcher that turns heads. This Azalea is a stellar Belgian-made product which originally had its roots in Japan.
Striking colours
The Pink Spider®’s open flowers and long petals range from pink to pale pink in colour. The white edge around the flower lends the flower a unique appeal.
Exclusive
The ‘Pink Spider®’ is a unique and exclusive plant, which has only been available for a couple of years, but which has been making headlines around the globe.
Perennial and winter hardy
The Pink Spider® is nothing short of gorgeous. In spite of its delicate appearance, in actual fact it is a very hardy plant. The plant will survive temperatures down to -15°C, which means it has no problem being put outdoors.
Unique ‘spider shape’
The shape of the flowers is exceptional and striking. The flowers are pointed, having a so-called spider-look, which makes them reminiscent of lilies.
Light and wind
Avoid direct sunlight and ideally give the plant a spot in the semi-shade. Make sure the ‘Spider’ is not exposed to cold northerly and easterly winds.
Water
This plant thrives when given sufficient water. Do not overdo it and make sure you do not flood the Spider. Avoid using calcareous tap water. If you are putting the Spider indoors, carefully submerge the planter.
Soil
The Pink Spider® likes acidic soil. Which is we advise against using calcareous water, as calcium reduces the acidity.
Pruning
To see your Azalea Japonica ‘Pink Spider®’ return to its full resplendent glory next year, it is advisable to deadhead the plant after flowering.
Leybaert BV • Ledestraat 3 • 9180 Moerbeke-Waas • België • +32 (0)9 346 86 39 • info@bvbaleybaert.be • www.bvbaleybaert.be
Leybaert BV • Ledestraat 3 • 9180 Moerbeke-Waas • België
Leybaert BV • Ledestraat 3 • 9180 Moerbeke-Waas • België • +32 (0)9 346 86 39 • info@bvbaleybaert.be • www.bvbaleybaert.be