Prune them back when they have finished blooming. Waiting too long will remove the developing bloom wood. You won't be able to show off your 'bloomers' next season!
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right after flowering has stopped
just after they bloom,, so they can grow new growth over the summer
Hi Leasa, Here's a link that may help: https://www.southernliving.com/home-garden/gardens/azalea-pruning-tips
Good luck!
Prune them back when they have finished blooming. Waiting too long will remove the developing bloom wood. You won't be able to show off your 'bloomers' next season!