After two harsh winters, your Encore azaleas may look dead—leaves brown and fallen. Wait until mid-May before giving up. Some varieties are more cold-sensitive due to their parentage. Avoid fall fertilizing or pruning, which can increase winter tenderness. If no green appears by mid-May, the plants are likely dead and should be replaced.
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