|Kaempferi is a fairly tall-growing shrub that bears large, single, pink flowers. It needs a sheltered site because it is not the hardiest of azaleas. In general, azaleas fall into the genus Rhododendron though they have long been refered to by the genus Azalea. Similar characteristics include leaves which are evergreen and smaller than most rhododendron, spring flowers that are trumpet-shaped and white, pink, red, or purple. Form is dense and rounded regardless of height. All azaleas love well-drained, acid soil and should be planted high preferably on raised beds. Partial shade is preferable too. It is arguable that azaleas produce more flowers in full sun, but maintenace and water requirements become important issues then. Though azaleas have a potentially large list of possible pest and disease problems, they are usually trouble free if planted correctly in proper cultural conditions.