I discovered late last year that I have a pair of old landscape Azaleas in my back yard which are not part of the normal landscaping. They are back inside the tree line in a wooded area. They are in a state of decline, primarily because they are on a trail frequented by deer and they have grazed them badly over the last few years. I think there may also be some issues with soil erosion and root exposure.
They have little foliage currently coming out of winter and are in rough shape. I want to dig them up and pot them to try to recover them - the stakes are low, I'm certain they will just die if left alone. Due to their condition I'm looking for any tips for digging them up (when best to do that? We are basically clear of freezing over night temps now) and recovery.
They have little foliage currently coming out of winter and are in rough shape. I want to dig them up and pot them to try to recover them - the stakes are low, I'm certain they will just die if left alone. Due to their condition I'm looking for any tips for digging them up (when best to do that? We are basically clear of freezing over night temps now) and recovery.