I had a new garden put in, including some azalea shrubs. I watered the garden using "Miracle grow" and THEN I found out that Azaleas should NOT be fertilized. Have I killed them? They still look healthy.
Also, do Azalea's produce volunteer seedlings? I have some unknown things growing that resemble the leaf pattern of the Azaleas.
Thanks.
Brand new to gardening...did I kill my azaleas?
Azaleas should not be fertilized? You can read, or be told, a lot of really whacko things. Don't worry about it.
If they do die, it won't be because you fertilized them.
Here's a place where you can find info about growing azaleas (for which the species name is Rhododendron, by way of explanation)... the American Rhododendron Society:
http://www.rhododendron.org/fertilizing.htm
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