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Can anyone offer advice on how to help an old, established flame azalea to flower better? We moved into a property in western NC (Hendersonville, elevation about 2000 ft.) that has a lovely old flame azalea, approximately 10' tall. Only the younger-looking branches produced flowers this spring. Is severe pruning in order, now that flowering is over? Can't find much written advice on the native flame azalea, just on the nursery cultivars; any help will be much appreciated, and thanks!
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