Azalea problem
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by mike57 on April 24, 2005 09:13 AM
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Heres a link to help you trouble shoot azalea bushes trouble. hope it helps.good luck with them.
http://www.azaleas.org/index.pl/azdiagnose.html
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Heres a link to help you trouble shoot azalea bushes trouble. hope it helps.good luck with them.http://www.azaleas.org/index.pl/azdiagnose.html
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by Katb on April 27, 2005 01:42 PM
They love & need acid epson salts is a great source the lack of it does that to the leaves .
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Originally posted by SMRofNH:
I have 4 azalea bushes that get full sun, are 3 years old, and are currently blooming. One of them has recently developed yellow and brown leaves. It had been dry here, but it has recently rained, and that is when the problem appeared. What is the problem?
by obywan59 on April 27, 2005 04:59 PM
Sometimes when it's dry, azaleas get lace bugs. They're tiny and hide out underneath the leaves and have sort of a lacy pattern on their wings. Healthy plants are better able to deter them. Other fertilizers that are good for azaleas are Holly-tone and cottonseed meal.
If you find you do have the lace bugs, you can spray with insescticidal soap, neem, superior oil, pyrethrin, or as a last resort rotenone.
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Terry
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If you find you do have the lace bugs, you can spray with insescticidal soap, neem, superior oil, pyrethrin, or as a last resort rotenone.
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Terry
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