Q: Rain kept me out of the garden—is it too late to prune azaleas?
A: Pruning now removes most flower buds for next spring. Check branch tips: that tight bud is next year's flower. You can remove the tallest, most objectionable branches now, then do heavier pruning right after flowering next spring. You'll still get a decent show, though not a full canopy of blooms.
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