Gardening Tips : How to Plant Azaleas

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Plant azaleas in the fall, covering the plant up to the top of the root line and providing lots of full sun, good draining and heavy watering. Use rocks or a raised garden bed to plant azaleas, in order to provide enough drainage, with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video gardening. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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Excuse me, but azaleas do NOT like a lot of sun. They do best on the north side of a house in the U.S. because of the fact they don't get much sun there.

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Does anyone know if planting Azaleas in late October is too late?

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I have Azaleas growing in almost full shade. They have been there for years and have grown quite large. I don't even feed them with Azalea food anymore. However, I have seen Azaleas growing quite well in full sun, but I must agree with 2JobsStillPoorUSA, all the information I've ever read about Azaales says "shade". The same goes for Rhodendrons, which I have also seen growing beautifully in full son. .

Well, that's interesting. "Lots of full sun?" Uh.. every resource I have seen say that they are acid loving plants that like shade.

Good info, thanks. We have some azaleas at the side of our carport that have done well for many years, but they were there before we bought the house 15 yrs. ago. Now we're replacing some old shrubs under our kitchen windowsill that we pulled out several years ago. It's a little too barren-looking, and we're going to be listing our home for sale, and need the added curb appeal. We bought three azalea bushes that should do very nicely there, but I needed some info about planting. Great tips!