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1. Azaleas thrive in soils that contain plenty of organic matter. Dig your planting hole at least twice the size of the root ball. Refill the hole using the existing soil amended with topsoil, compost, leaf mold, peat moss or pine bark chips — just about anything '. organic. 2. Plant the root ball so that the soil level is at least one-half inch above the surrounding soil. The new plant will likely settle and the trunk must
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