Healthy azaleas withstand normal winter cold without cover. Only protect if temps drop into the low teens or during windy, bitter cold. Burlap is too heavy when wet; use lightweight spun-bonded polyester "frost cloth" instead. It breathes and insulates without crushing branches.
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