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Azalea Growing Guide: UGA Publication on Selection, Pests & Propagation

Azaleas are Georgia's signature spring shrubs. The University of Georgia's comprehensive publication "Selecting and Growing Azaleas" (12 MB PDF) covers everything: cultivar selection, planting, care, pest management, and propagation.

Download the free guide for complete, research-based information tailored to Georgia conditions.

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