Jared_sc, in case you do not find a local source, be aware of the following... You can ask the wholesalers for the name of a local nursery that they & you do business with. Then contact the local nursery and see if they will special order Daphne Salmon for you. I have used that approach with some of my local nurseries who sell Monrovia Plants but not the variety I am shopping for. One caveat. In some cases, their usual warranties may not apply. Luis

I agree it is probably Gable's Rosebud Azalea. The flower is described as being a hose-in-hose double. It has double the number of flower petals as most other azaleas; one set is inside the other set.

Hi, Thanks for the info. I was leaning toward occidentale - it's very hard to tell from the information I get on the internet. Apparently, it's not - not enough leaves in the whorl, and only mildly fragrant. I'd probably do better with an azalea book. Also, I finally found some time to do some pruning, and I noticed something unusual. The plant has two distinct leaf types. Where the flowers were, there are the typical whorls of leaves. However, the new growth has leaves that aren't in a whorl, and the look different. The leaves on the new growth are spaced an inch or two apart, circling the branch from the base to the tip (not in a whorl). The biggest of these new branches is about 2 feet long. When I get a chance, I'll take a picture of it, and provide a more detailed and accurate description (this one was from memory). Thanks again.

I am sure a lot of people will ask for more info/details. Its color reminds me of some Encore Azaleas but I am not good at guessing the names. What is its age? Does it rebloom? Can you zoom in on the leaves?