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You may want to prune your azalea bushes yearly to keep them in good shape—but there's a short window of time when you can ...

Otherwise, rhododendrons require very little pruning unless branches are dead or injured. If you have older shrubs that have ...

Azaleas are ubiquitous in the South and seem to have loved the cold weather this past winter. The evergreen varieties were ...

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When considering how to prune azaleas, take into account that such pruning isn’t actually a necessity unless your bushes have outgrown their allotted space. You can prevent that by planting azaleas ...

With warm breezes and brilliant pink azaleas beginning to bloom, thoughts turn to preparing scrumptious spring dishes with ...

The tour will include my experienced commentary on plant selection, care, and maintenance. As we walk through the garden, ...

Keep indoor azaleas in a cool, humid position with bright, indirect light. They like plenty of water, so keep checking the soil regularly. Also, they much prefer acidic soil, so water with rainwater ...

Provide azaleas with light applications of an acid-forming fertilizer each season with approximately a quarter-pound to a mature plant or three-quarters to 1½ pounds per 100 square feet.

If you have these two plants growing in your garden, then you should be careful to do this one important task in April to keep them strong and healthy ...