How far apart should I plant Azaleas?

Space Azaleas about 36 inches apart within the row, with 48 inches between rows. Mulch well; the roots are shallow and dry out fast.

How deep do I plant Azaleas?

Plant Azaleas at a depth of Set the crown slightly above soil.

Good companions for Azaleas include hydrangeas, ferns. Avoid planting near none major.

Space Azaleas 36 inches apart within the row, and keep 48 inches between rows. Mulch well; the roots are shallow and dry out fast.

Plant spacing	36 in (91 cm) apart
Row spacing	48 in (122 cm) apart
Planting depth	Set the crown slightly above soil
Sunlight	Part shade
When to plant	Spring or fall
Good companions	hydrangeas, ferns
Avoid near	none major

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Azaleas have shallow roots and modest width, so 36 inches suits most varieties.

Plant near: hydrangeas, ferns.

Keep away from: none major.

How far apart should I plant Azaleas?: Space Azaleas about 36 inches apart within the row, with 48 inches between rows. Mulch well; the roots are shallow and dry out fast.
How deep do I plant Azaleas?: Plant Azaleas at a depth of Set the crown slightly above soil.
What grows well with Azaleas?: Good companions for Azaleas include hydrangeas, ferns. Avoid planting near none major.