Hey Bill,

Last year, I took cuttings from several azeleas in my parents yard which probably were planted over 100 years ago by my great-grandmother. I pruned the cuttings just leaving 2 or 3 leaves at the top and cut the end off just below where some leaves were. I then dipped them in rooting hormone, stuck them in a pot with loose potting soil and perlite, put that in a gallon zip lock storage bag and then misted inside the bag. It probably will take a few months for any to root as I had only 2 or 3 that rooted and only one made it through out crazy winter. I hope this helps, LMK, Joe.

A really easy way to propagate azaleas is to bend one of the branches to the ground without breaking it off and cover part of it with soil. Roots will develop along the buried portion. Once it's rooted just cut it from the mother plant and put it where you want it.
Karyn