Swamp azalea, or Rhododendron viscosum, is a striking native shrub found growing across much of the eastern and southern United States. And, as you might have guessed by the name, it is typically ...

Please advise what I can do about my azalea bushes. The tops of the leaves are covered with tiny white spots and the undersides of the leaves are covered with reddish brown spots. The new growth ...

Green-thumbed shoppers can currently add a vibrant splash of colour to their gardens for less, as this 'beautiful' set of ...

It's typical for up to half of an azalea bush's leaves to turn yellow, orange or reddish and drop from the plant. Photo by LSU AgCenter. QUESTION: I have about 10 established azalea bushes that ...

If you live somewhere prone to frost and snow, some azaleas will benefit from protection, while others may be tough enough to ...

As to how to propagate azaleas, University of Arkansas Extension recommends that you select 3- to 4-inch cuttings and remove the leaves from the lower half of each stem. Then dip the bottom ½ ...

This fungus causes leaves, and in some cases flower petals, to enlarge abnormally, and is commonly referred to as azalea or camellia leaf and flower gall. Symptoms vary somewhat based on the host ...

Q: The leaves on two of my azaleas are almost yellow. Do you what would cause this? — J.E., Houston A: Azalea leaves yellow and drop with age. They also may yellow if the soil's too dry or wet ...

It is much easier to manage azalea lacebugs in spring or summer than it is in August! Not much to do now, since they've already sucked the sap out of many of the leaves. The infestation isn't ...

Leaves can be discolored from hot sun or winter ... Ask an Expert Rhododendrons and azaleas prefer slightly acid soils. Fertilizer is best applied soon after flowering in the spring.

I froze. I slid down the hill. I couldn't believe it: a deciduous azalea. I grew up with an appreciation for plants—I majored in ornamental horticulture in community college—and loved azaleas ...