Transplanting an Azalea question..
SandMtTiger
9 years ago
The pic is of my 2 azaleas as of today. I am wondering is it to late to transplant the one on the right, to the otherside of the porch or should I wait for fall?
The amount of light it would receive would be exactlly the same (facing east). However I would like to go ahead and move so I can finish landscaping in the backyard.
Sincerly TIA advance for any advice.
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