Azalea Deciduous

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Deciduous Azaleas Azaleas are part of the Rhododendron family and they are generally fully hardy. Deciduous Azaleas are medium size shrubs with oblong to lance-shaped leaves and funnel shaped, showy flowers that open in late spring and summer. Where to site your Azaleas They are ideal for planting in a woodland garden. Perfect option for attracting butterflies, bees and insects into the garden. They are also deer resistant How to grow and look after your Azaleas Azaleas are shallow rooted and require acidic soil, if you don’t have this then simply plant in ericaceous compost. In exposed gardens plants them in a sheltered site away from cold winds. Prune Azaleas after they have finished flowering, remove any dead, damaged or diseased branches. In spring use a good ericaceous fertiliser do not do this after July 1 as it may delay dormancy leading to winter damage {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"Where should I plant Azalea Deciduous?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"They are ideal for planting in a woodland garden. Perfect option for attracting butterflies, bees and insects into the garden. They are also deer resistant"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"How do I grow and care for Azalea Deciduous?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Azaleas are shallow rooted and require acidic soil, if you don't have this then simply plant in ericaceous compost. In exposed gardens plants them in a sheltered site away from cold winds. Prune Azaleas after they have finished flowering, remove any dead, damaged or diseased branches. In spring use a good ericaceous fertiliser do not do this after July 1 as it may delay dormancy leading to winter damage"}}]}