Planting is much wider than deeper for these plants, and you want the roots to be as spread out as possible when you are planting. If the azalea has been trapped in a small container, the roots will need this to help the plant grow strong and beautiful. After you have planted, mulch the azalea with pine bark or pecan hulls. When pruning the plants, try to prune as soon as possible after the blooms have faded Azaleas are particular in the fact that they prepare next springs blooms in August. Be sure to not prune after this time, or you will have very little blooms for the next spring.
To propagate azaleas, break off new growth and place in damp…