Azaleas dying in wet, sunny spots need drainage, not just tolerant plants. A tin roof without gutters dumps water directly on the root zone.
Build a 12–18 inch raised bed with well-draining acidic mix (peat, pine bark, sand). This lifts roots above saturation.
Gutters are the permanent solution; a raised bed is the practical workaround.
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