Botanical name: Azalea ‘Geisha Purple’ — a compact evergreen azalea that produces clusters of bright purple flowers in spring.  
Blooms: Mostly in May, with colorful flower clusters that really stand out.  
Habit: Compact, neat shrub usually around 40–60 cm tall and wide — great for containers, borders, patios, or small gardens.  
Foliage: Glossy evergreen leaves all year, giving structure even when not in bloom.  
Growing conditions: Best in partial shade or dappled light, in acidic, well-drained soil — water regularly but avoid soggy ground.  
Pollinators: Flowers attract bees, making this a garden favorite for both looks and wildlife visits.