The best time to prune these plants is soon after flowering, so not to interfere with flower bud formation for the following year. READ MORE: Need tips on how to prune back a rhododendron? Ask an ...

According to Sydni, the best time to prune azaleas is right after they finish blooming for the season. So, ensure you know how to care for azaleas to get the best out of this flower. "Some azaleas ...

Flower experts also say after blooms fall off is the best time to trim your azaleas and have them ready to bloom again next spring. Click here to report a typo. Please include the headline.

Pruning your azaleas can improve their blooming and help them develop into full, well-branched shrubs. Prune shortly after flowering, but no later than early summer.

DEAR JANET: Even though I have had a frost, my Encore azaleas still have blooms on them. When do I prune them? I know you say to prune after flowering, but they aren't done yet.

Most pruning work is best done from spring into mid-summer, and in the case of fruit and shade trees, mid to late winter. We’re now approaching the end of that optimal time frame and heading into the ...

In the South, fall is the best time to plant azaleas. Waiting until temperatures begin to cool gives the shrubs more time to get established before hot weather arrives the following year.

You're likely to find azaleas grown in containers at your nursery — they can be planted year-round, but spring and fall are best so the plants have time to establish themselves before it gets hot.