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That means they’ll bring rich, warm interest to your evergreen azalea bushes.

Pink azaleas

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Blueberry

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Why not plant something delicious alongside your azaleas?

A blueberry bush is a lovely companion to azaleas, and you’ll have a sweet spring harvest.

Plant them as a border alongside azaleas in vibrant, warm colors for the most impact.

oak leaf hydrangea tree blossoms

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They add vibrant greenery to an azalea garden, covering the ground below the blooms with streaks of green.

Choose a variegated variety to add the most foliage interest.

Christmas Fern

When azaleas grow in a woodland garden, ferns are the perfect accompaniment.

Blueberry bush

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“This woodland plant prefers partial shade and blooms in spring with complementary bluish-purple flowers.”

They both do best in acidic soil, which makes them excellent garden companions.

Azaleas can tolerate more sun, but both do well in partial shade.

Leaves of Frances Williams, a variegated hosta plant.

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Planting the two together will give you incredibleand large-scalespring color.

Goldenrod

Similar to lavender,goldenrodalso does best with a more alkaline soil environment.

Picture of Christmas fern.

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Jacob’s Ladder Flowers

Jacob’s Ladder plants bloom in clusters, on top of long stems.Photo: © Marie Iannotti

Woodland Phlox

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Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum), River Trail, Estabrook Park

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Pink mountain laurel

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Pulled-out view of a thriving pink purple rhododendron shrub

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