Red Ruffles Azalea Shrub "red flowering shrubs" Allow the soil to dry

Allow the soil to dry 1 to 2 inches down before watering again

dig a hole that’s about one and a half to two times the size of your plant's root ball

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and it can't be found at your local nursery or garden center

Red Ruffles Azalea Shrub "red flowering shrubs" Allow the soil to dryBig, Bright Red Color for Small Landscapes Why Red Ruffles Azalea Shrubs? Few shrubs are as captivating as the Red Ruffles, with its vibrant red flowers and frilly texture that's second to none. Signaling winter's end and spring's beginning, the Red Ruffles Azalea shows color when other perennials don't and does it all in a delightfully compact size. Plus, each petal is outlined with a frilly, ruffled edge. So, you get extra volume, especially since