I'm not sure I'm in the right forum, so feel free to let me know either way!
In May, my father died and a very good friend of his sent a beautiful potted double pink azalea. When I brought it home, (to central Illinois), the blooms stayed on the plant nearly forever. When it began to look a bit stressed, I moved it outside, to an "early morning sun" afternoon-shaded corner of my patio and set it in a small wooden wheel barrel planter. The plant loved it. There weren't any further blooms, but the foliage on it is such a wonderful green. I've had no bug problems or really any problems at all. We've had our first frost, but I brought the planter in for the night. When the temps were forcasted to be back higher, I put it back outside. Now, when the frost comes again, I'm sure it'll stay awhile. I don't know what to do with the plant! I've been told leaving it in the planter will surely kill it. And I don't really have a "good" place to replant it and I'm wondering if it's really too late to try?
As you can see...ANY help would be greatly appreciated.
Sandy
