Formosa azaleas have thrived in Atlanta gardens for decades. While warming trends help, sudden bitter cold snaps still occur. Plant in a site shielded from northwest winter winds, and ensure strong root establishment over several years. Well-rooted plants often resprout from the base even after severe freeze damage.
If the location is exposed, consider more cold-tolerant cultivars like 'G.G. Gerbing' or 'George Tabor'.
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