
How to Pollinate Swamp Azalea
(Rhododendron viscosum)
Swamp Azalea, also known as Swamp Honeysuckle, Azalea Viscosa
The enchanting swamp Azalea attracts diligent pollinators like bees with its aromatic scent and vivid colors. Operating through cross-pollination, its intriguing mechanism involves releasing pollen when bees come in contact with the flower, ensuring effective transfer. This brilliantly orchestrated act magically unfolds during its blooming period from late spring to early summer, securing a new generation of swamp Azalea plants.