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Plumleaf Azalea is native to the southern parts of Alabame and Georgia, but performs well in northern areas as cold as Zone 5. It features orange or red flowers in July and August, far later than other azaleas. The plant offers a tall, upright open habit with green foliage. This species of azaleas prefer protected spots with some shade plus well-drained soil. Water well after planting; maintain 1" of water once a week the first year. Prune in spring immediately after flowering to control size, and remove stray shoots or damaged limbs anytime. Fertilize in early spring, mid-summer and fall with an acidic fertilizer. Follow label instructions. Mulch 2" to suppress weeds, retain moisture and protect against extremes of soil temperature. Wrap in burlap or spray with Wilt-stop to protect from winter desiccation.