That is a beauty. It looks like a Daylily.

This one and the 'Tangelo' you posted on another thread are both quite striking! I think I'll have to check out their hardiness.

Arnesons Gem is rated at -15F and i beleive tTangelo is about the same.These orange colored Azaleas All close to being the same,with differences in shading and hardiness,growth habit and bloom time. Joe

I should have said look the same. Joe

These are exactly what I am looking for, so far all I have found are the reds, and pinks. where would be a good place to look for these?

I got This one from Whitney gardens in Wash. State . Joe

For those need a standard reliable hardy orange or yellow deciduous azalea, you should be able to find.

Gibraltar, (Exbury) This selection has a brilliant orange, flushed red, tight ball truss and a compact growing habit. One of the most recommended, it outshines them all. For a real show, try planting several in a group.

Klondyke, (Exbury) Buds are a vivid orange and yellow and burst open to brilliant, golden-yellow flowers. The color is unlike any other. And the new foliage is a scintillating bronze.

The descriptions are from Greer Gardens in Eugene, Oregon, but they do well for me in Reading, Pennsylvania.