Azaleas
Azaleas aren't looking very good - live in New
Port Richey, FL. Have had a very cold winter. Plants are blooming but leaves are thin, some brown near the top of plants. What can I do to get them to put out new growth? Is a vinegar solution good for them? I know it is early but thought I would ask. I have a feeling that all of a sudden it will be summer here in FL.
Jane Clark
jarac@sanctum.com
Hi,
Thanks for writing. If they've been damaged by cold, there's not much you can do but let them recover on their own. Do NOT spray them with vinegar; vinegar is sometimes used as a herbicide and that could damge your azaleas, especially if they're strugging already.
---Justin, Senior Garden Editor, BHG.com
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