The hardy Azaleas are now blazing masses of crimson, almost scarlet leaf; the old A.
I sat down among the azaleas and the budding Easter lilies and cried like a baby.
I soon found myself interested in my old occupations, and most of all in the care of the conservatory, which was then all abloom with azaleas and other spring-flowering plants.
It was from there that the scent of the azaleas came, and, standing with their backs to her, their faces buried in the golden-pink blossoms, stood her lover and Irene.
An apple charlotte came upon a silver dish, and smilingly Irene said: "The azaleas are so wonderful this year!
The varieties grouped under the head of Ghent Azaleas are very beautiful, and quite as suitable for forcing as the preceding.
The Ghent Azaleas almost always colour richly, either deep glowing crimson, bronzy red, or gold; and of other ericaceous plants the warm tints of Pieris mariana and the rich crimson of the Enkianthus should be mentioned.
She too had azaleas and oleanders, but they stood more solitary in their greater garden than those that grew in the garden of Dona Mirana; and she too had little paths, only they were without borders and without end.
Almost their eyes seemed to search amongst the azaleas for the romance of that other evening.
There were geraniums in the hedges, camellias and azaleas blooming in the open air, orange and lemon trees, and clumps of arum or Egyptian lilies growing wild in cool and shady places.
Its window was filled with azaleas massed with an artistic instinct almost Japanese.
A minute or two later she bargained with a Scotch gardener for two azaleas in full bloom.
On the end of every pine needle hung a crystal drop, and through the thin veil of mist clinging to the shrubbery a clump of azaleas glowed like a crimson flame.
She was so entirely unreal and cunning that the girls had no eyes for the rosy rain of cherry blossoms dropping from the trees, nor the lovely vista of garden with its flaming bushes of azaleas and cool green clumps of ferns.
Billie made a superhuman effort not to laugh, while Mary stooped to break off a spray of azaleas and Elinor examined intently a stunted pine tree planted in a big green jar near the path.
They had paused near a great bush of azaleasin full bloom.
In the cultivated azaleas also, leafy shoots occupying the position of the flower may occasionally be met with.
In Azaleas a curious deflexion of the parts of the flower may occasionally be met with.
But, Mr Nevill, I thought you were going to tell us how azaleas saved your life once.
Nishi Okubo is known as the Gardeners' Quarter, where the celebrated Tokyo azaleas are grown, and where a show of azaleas is held once a year.
We had been straying over hills pink and red and orange and mauve with azaleas in their full delicate bloom and perfect beauty.
The blue sky overhead tells no tales, and the azaleas were of yesterday.
And the gardener let us have a lot of azaleas and things in pots, so that it was all very bowery and flowery.
At fit distances the wide beds of rhododendrons and azaleas are glowing; the sky is tenderly blue, and the drifted clouds in it are washed clean of their London grime.
There is little use trying to coax this shyest of sylvan flowers into our gardens where other members of its family, rhododendrons, laurels, and azaleas make themselves delightfully at home.
First we passed through a wide, two-aisled gallery with a forest of palms above and a rich display of pink and rose-coloured azaleas below.
He thought she would be sitting in a sofa-corner near the fire, with azaleas banked behind her on a table.
Many persons handle their begonias, cacti, and azaleas as if they should be active the whole year round.
In the interior country, little attempt is made to flower azaleas permanently in the open, although they may be grown if carefully tended and well protected.
The latter are the familiar large-flowered azaleas of conservatories and window-gardens.
Ghent azaleas thrive in the open along the seacoast as far north as southern New England.
Both Ghent and Indian azaleas are excellent pot-plants for bloom in late winter and spring.
Rhododendrons and wild azaleas of several kinds, as well as many species of brilliant orchids, add greatly to the beauty of the forests, and in some parts tree ferns are abundant.
It has two kinds, one with pink and the other white and pink flowers, Out in the hills are wild pears and azaleas in abundance, and rhododendrons, while here and there are beautiful orchids.
Azaleas in their banks; but all these perfumes, in their subtleness, belong to the middle years.
The lady of Loughcool is fighting a hard fight to make Azaleas and Rhododendrons grow in the limy soil; but it is a question whether the struggle is worth while.
Never have we seen Azaleas or Orange trees grown like those, with such exquisite artistic freedom.
However, we have our compensations: Azaleas thrive, and so do Rhododendrons.
Before the iris had quite faded, and before the azaleas of Hibiya were set ablaze--in Japan they count the months by the blossoming of the flowers--Reggie Forsyth had deserted Tokyo for the joys of sea bathing at Kamakura.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "azaleas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
