Woody memorial plants (hydrangeas, azaleas, mountain laurels) should stay indoors in the brightest window until all frost danger passes (April in Georgia). Alternatively, place under fluorescent lights in a garage/basement kept above 40°F.
Water when soil surface dries; don't fertilize until planted outside.
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