Florist azaleas (often used for topiary) are less cold-hardy than Japanese azaleas. If yours has been indoors, wait until April to plant. Choose a site protected from winter wind. Observe for a couple of years: if it survives winter and blooms in spring, it's a keeper. If not, treat it as a seasonal gift plant.
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