I inherited some gumpo (miniature) azealas that were being used as displays in the store I work at. They've already bloomed and I've been procrastinating in getting them in the ground (because we've had really cold temperature drops as re cently as 3 weeks ago here in Atlanta) The plants are all now just woody sticks sticking out of the soil with no leaves at all...I'm not sure if they are still alive (even though I've been keeping them pretty well watered). Can anyone give me a suggestion as to how I tell? Don't really want to go to all that work putting them in the ground if they're dead! Thanks-- Kirsten
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18 years ago