A. You can move the shallow-rooted shrubs now. Small azaleas will be more easily moved since you'll likely be able to take most of the root ball. To transplant a larger azalea, dig wide to get as many ...

To transplant a larger azalea, dig wide to get as many of the shallow roots as possible. Dig a trench up to a foot deep following the drip line of the shrub. Then dig down and beneath the shrub, ...

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers' questions each week. To send a question, email Gill at gnogardening@agcenter.lsu.edu. Is now a good time to prune back and transplant my azalea? — Joan Yes ...

CHICAGO — Is it too late to move your plants if they are already blooming? WGN’s Plant Daddy Tim Joyce is back to answer more of your gardening questions. A viewer from Chicago’s Northwest Side asked ...

Nothing signals the start of spring—and warmer weather—quite like beautiful pink azalea blooms. These perennial shrubs are beloved for their joyful colors, which also include red, pink, white, and ...

Q: I have 2-year-old azaleas, about 2 feet tall each. Is it OK to transplant them now, or should I wait until next winter? They are pretty well established but are not mature plants yet. Choose a new ...

A complete overview of planting, growing, and caring for the vibrant azalea plant. Nothing signals the start of spring—and warmer weather—quite like beautiful pink azalea blooms. These perennial ...