Muskogee's Azaleas Are Dying

Age and drought are taking a toll on the famous Azaleas in Muskogee. <br/><br/>City officials say some of the azaleas in Honor Heights Park are almost 40-years-old. They say for plants like these in this

Tuesday, September 5th 2006, 6:12 am

By: News On 6


Age and drought are taking a toll on the famous Azaleas in Muskogee.

City officials say some of the azaleas in Honor Heights Park are almost 40-years-old. They say for plants like these in this part of the world it's a full life cycle.

They also say the drought of the last two years has made the azaleas less spectacular. With donations, about a-thousand new plants are brought in each year.

The blooms will look a little thin for a couple of years but should improve after that.
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