Find out how large the variety you plan to have grows. For example, if mature specimens are 4 feet wide, you'll want to plant the "babies" 4 feet apart. If mature specimens are 3 feet wide, plant the "babies" 3 feet apart.
This assumes that you want a continuous line of azaleas. If you're looking for a different appearance--maybe formally trimmed azaleas with space between them--you'll plant them with more space between each pair.
Sounds beautiful either way!
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
This assumes that you want a continuous line of azaleas. If you're looking for a different appearance--maybe formally trimmed azaleas with space between them--you'll plant them with more space between each pair.
Sounds beautiful either way!
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
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