Given time, swamp azaleas can grow to 12 feet tall and five feet wide, so this is a plant for the back of the border in shady, damp yards. Growing habits of swamp azalea ...

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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.

Plant azaleas similarly to other shrubs and thrive in partial to full sun locations. 'Northern Lights' is one of the hardiest varieties, though most azaleas are low-maintenance and easygoing.

Q: When and how should I prune azaleas? The plants are leggy and open. I’d like for them to be fuller. A: In pruning azaleas, it’s best to wait until the blooms have faded — but before July. ...

Azaleas are beautiful shrubs with large flowering spring blooms. Be inspired by the spectacular display at The Masters and discover 5 tips for growing show-stopping azaleas in your own yard.

Azalea maintenance pruning should be performed just after the plant has finished flowering, which can vary from late winter to early summer, depending on the cultivar and climate.

Azaleas create dramatic focal points in our landscapes as individual or mass plantings.

With deciduous azaleas, like this Select Yellow Florida flame, stems grow with a more open habit and the flowers tend to be smaller and trumpetlike, but delightfully fragrant. (Bailey Bunn) Why prune ...

Or, consider growing an azalea in a container that can be overwintered in an interior space with good light. Preparing Azaleas for Winter Protecting azaleas for the winter begins by changing their ...

Native azaleas grow fairly slowly, but they'll get up to about maybe 10 feet tall. And so this will punctuate the end, and I'm probably gonna put at its feet some Korean azaleas, which have a soft ...