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Posted: Mar/28/2008 6:13 AM PST
My neighbor has a beautiful colored azalea. It is a bright red color. Mine are all pink. I would like to know if I get a branch cutting from his azalea how do I go about getting it to root? Thanks. |
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Posted: Mar/28/2008 4:35 PM PST
Azaleas root very easily. Just take your cuttings and place them in a pot or in the ground. It might take a while so if you are placing them in the ground put them somewhere you can just ignore them a bit. And a shady spot is best, you don't want them to get too dry. A friend of mine roots them in pots of sand. I will be taking cuttings for friends of mine after they finish blooming. Good Luck, Linda B |
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Posted: Mar/29/2008 6:55 PM PST
That is good info to know Linda B. |
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Posted: Mar/31/2008 9:20 AM PST
Thanks very much. Now to sneak over and get a cutting.  I will ask first.
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Posted: Apr/14/2008 5:43 AM PST
Oh, I just saw this. My girlfriend has a beautiful red one. As soon as it finishes blooming, I'm going over there and get some cuttings. My one and only azalea is pink. |
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Posted: May/13/2008 1:56 PM PST
I had never thought of rooting azaleas--I have some beautiful red ones that are getting croded out by ferns in the back yard--I think I will plant some cuttings so I can put some in the front yard. |
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