My Azalea's are HUGE and, over grown!

by Joanie

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My Azalea's are HUGE and, over grown. They've already bloomed. I want to trim them about 12 inches from the ground and start them over. I'm havin' a landscaper redo all my landscaping. I HAVE a lot of work waitin' for him. For a year, we weren't able to work in the bed's because of being out of town emergencies. Now, we have to pay.

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Hillela G. on Apr 30, 2017

Oh no! But hope is not lost! You got this!

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- Joanie on May 01, 2017
  
  Thank you so much for sending this video and mainly for taking the time!! Wish us luck!! Joanie
  
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