Hello Dewey,
With only 1–2 ft between the azalea and camellia, their roots are thoroughly intertwined. Attempting to dig the azalea will inevitably damage the camellia. The safest route to save the camellia is to sacrifice the azalea:
This avoids root disturbance to the camellia. Azaleas are tough and often resprout, so persistence is key.
Gill
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