Some Oriental azaleas (like 'George L. Taber') are semi-evergreen. Depending on temperature, they may drop up to ¾ of their leaves in winter. Spring-produced leaves (lower on branches) drop most; summer leaves persist.
Tomato Leaf Spots: Flea Beetle Damage, Not Disease
Pepper Plant Leaf Spots: Virus or Leaf Miner?
Burford Holly Sudden Leaf Drop: Temperature Shock Response
Leaf Tip Dieback in High-Altitude Roses: Frost, Fertilizer, or Mildew?
Summer Defoliation: Humidity, Fungicide Gaps, and Foliar Feeding for Recovery
Transplant Shock in 'Chrysler Imperial' Rose: Yellowing and Leaf Drop in South Florida
Red Maple Leaf Scorch in Extreme Heat: Recovery Watering
Oak Early Leaf Drop: Drought Response, Not Death
Identifying Leaves from a Katy Perry Costume: Silk, Not Real
Schefflera arboricola Leaf Drop: Light, Water, and Mealybugs
Ponytail Palm Leaf Drop After Cold Exposure
Tibouchina Compacta Sudden Leaf Drop: Root Zone Investigation
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