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Azalea Winter Sowing Help

17 years ago

I have read all of the info on Azaleas from seed...But...When should I begin the sowing in order to plant outdoors and survive our Michigan winters.....container plant to bring in or mulch and cover?....No blooms for 2 - 4 years.....Did I read that right?...Thanks in advance!

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rhodyman
17 years ago
From How to grow azaleas from seed..

"Sow the seed in the winter, indoors, ..."

For comparison check out these instructions:

How to grow rhododendrons from seed.
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