Yes! Azaleas are super hearty and fall planting works out great. Make sure to use a high quality planting soil, loosen up the roots and water in. It gives them a nice headstart for next spring. If it remains dry this winter be sure to water.
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What Zone do you live in ?
http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/
i live in the south .we are predicted to have a dry warm winter. This concerns me
I live in CT and planting in the fall is fine. Make sure you water well before winter.
Yes! Azaleas are super hearty and fall planting works out great. Make sure to use a high quality planting soil, loosen up the roots and water in. It gives them a nice headstart for next spring. If it remains dry this winter be sure to water.
As long as its before the frost, it should be alright