Shasta Doublefile Viburnum Hibiscus the PJM Elite Azalea thrives

the PJM Elite Azalea thrives in part shade and is tough enough for cold climates

It blooms a bunch

Beginning to flower in midsummer and continuing all the way to frost

It is extremely cold-hardy and has very little pressure from pests or disease

Shasta Doublefile Viburnum Hibiscus the PJM Elite Azalea thrivesSometimes called "Japanese snowball," Doublefile Viburnum is a marvel of around the globe breeding. Its Latin epithet, viburnum plicatum, comes from the word for "pleated"a reference to this viburnum's pleated looking leaves. Shasta Doublefile Viburnum is everything we love about the species, in one low growing shrub. Bred from the large shrub native to China and Japan, Shasta is a lower growing Doublefile Viburnum introduced in 1979 by the U. S.