Some azaleas drop leaves in winter; others are evergreen. Brown leaves after bloom may be normal seasonal change.
Apply 2–3 inches of shredded hardwood bark or compost under shrubs. Replenish annually.
Water deeply once a week during hot, dry periods. Soak for 10–15 minutes per shrub. Continue into fall if dry.
Scatter Espoma Holly-tone under shrubs in early spring before bloom. One application per year is sufficient.
Prune only if needed, right after flowering. Azaleas rarely require shaping.
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