How to plant azaleas?

Question

How and where should I plant azaleas?  What type of soil and or fertilizer is best? How much sunlight is needed?

Answer 1

Azaleas generally need a slightly acidic soil.  They should be planted in an area with good drainage and a medium amount of sun light.  Protection from wind is also helpful.  Using a soil additive such as Miracle Grow for Azaleas will help give them the proper soil acidity.  If you live in an area where the winters are very cold it is a good idea to mulch heavily in the fall to protect the plants and then remove some mulch in the spring.

Answer 2

My euonymus is covered with what appear to be  hundreds of house flies. I can hear them swarming when I pass the tree.How can I eliminate them, as I really like the tree?  Thanks for any help you can give...

Answer 3

How and when can azaleas be cut back.

Answer 4

How To Plant Azaleas

You need to make sure the land is well drained and the soil must be a tad bit acidic. Also make sure there is not too much sunlight, just enough to make it grow. Once that is done then you will have azaleas growing in no time.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

The evergreen azaela's (Karen variety) in my garden center do not have very many leaves on them.  Does that indicate a problem and should I avoid purchasing them?  They do have lots of buds.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

My azaleas seem to be dying from the roots, what can I do?

Answer 10

the leaves on our encore azaleas have a tiny black spot, turn yellow then turn red. can you tell me the cause?

Answer 11

when do I fertilize my azaleas? I'm in zone 9 area.

 

Answer 12

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Answer 14

Both azaleas bushes look dead from below zero temp northeast region leave them alone or cut them close to ground?

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