Our azaleas this year only produced flowers from half of the group. The only feeding they have received was from cleaning out the coffee buckets. I think the total sun and water amount is about the same.

The other strange thing is that a month ago the left ones started to bloom and flower while the right side started to lose it's leaves like normal.

Why would this happen?

They look like different types. Are the flowers the same color or different?

simpson wrote:They look like different types. Are the flowers the same color or different?

The two colors are pink and red. I did look at the leaves closely, I'm pretty sure they are all the same kind.

Admittedly I know nothing about flowers except that when a guy buys them for a girl good things happen. So, with these azaleas, my goal is to water-feed and maybe even take a soil test from the bedding area.

Different colors might be a different plant. There are different types out but I am not sure how old yours are. I just seen a new type that should bloom 4 times a year. Not as heavy like in the spring but they do get a few flowers on them as the seasons change. That would be my guess.

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