What is "azalia"

Usage examples of "azalia".

The graceful and fantastic grapevine is a feature of great beauty, and its wandering festoons bear no more resemblance to our well-trained vines, than our stunted azalias, and tiny magnolias, to their thriving American kindred.

Often, on descending into the narrow vallies, we found a little spot of cultivation, a garden or a field, hedged round with shumacs, rhododendrons, and azalias, and a cottage covered with roses.

The azalia, the shumac, and every variety of that beautiful mischief, the kalmia, are in equal profusion.

It is a ride of ninety miles through kalmies, rhododendrons, azalias, vines and roses.

The arbor judae, the dog-wood, in its fullest glory of star-like flowers, azalias, and wild roses, dazzled our eyes whichever way we turned them.

The azalias were in full bloom, and the delicate yellow blossom of the sassafras almost rivalled its fruit in beauty.