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By Daisychain from Home Counties, UK
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04/30/2009
You can use oak leaves and pines needles raked around your plants to help acidfy the soil. This worked fine for me for years. jjs. W. Palm Beach, FL
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04/28/2009
Use pickle juice; when the pickles are gone fill the jar with water, shake well and pour on the soil. I used this for years while living in Florida, after my neighbor gave me his secret. He had the nicest azalea's in our neighborhood.
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04/27/2009
First - you don't want to feed Azaleas until after they finish with their blooming. After that - coffee grounds and leftover brewed coffee!
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04/21/2009
I was told epsom salt. Good Luck!
http://www.epsomsaltcouncil.org/garden_usage_tips.htm
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04/21/2009
I believe azaleas are acid-loving plants, so you can mix some used coffee grounds into the soil occasionally.
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