jimib
Shohin
I was at a local hardware store today that had purple gem azaleas in 5 gallon nursery pots. They looked to be in good health, and their leaves were considerably smaller than the other varieties. They were marked down to $30 apiece. All of them had trunks between 1 inch and 1 1/4 inches. They also had an abundance of new growth on the top of them. My question is since they obviously weren’t cut back after flowering, is it too late to cut them back? I’m considering grabbing one, but if it’s too late to do anything with them this year I’m not going to mess with it. I may just buy it and hold onto it next year. But I don’t know if just letting it go, and not being pregnant or worked in anyway will be detrimental to his health next year.And you advice, or comment is greatly appreciated. Thanks