Cultivar names?

Okay, I went back to check. They are labeled: Fisher's Pink or Double Salmon RP-K, etc.

Fisher's Pink is a Southern Indian evergreen Azalea that goes by several names: Perfection, Dodd's Pink, Fisher Pink, and Fisher's Pink. This azalea can grow to 6' to 8' tall.

Double Salmon is a deciduous azalea. It a cross between Knap Hill N2 and R. austrinum. It is a deep yellowish-pink and double. This is a medium to tall plant also. (Don't know what RP-K means.)

I would be suspect of any vendor that called these dwarf or ground covers.

I think they are the dwarf versions of the label name. The vendor is WalMart.

There are no dwarf versions of those plants. They are not like apple trees that can be grafted onto dwarfing root stock. They are what they are.

Perhaps WM's supplier tried to tissue culture them and they didn't respond too well. That is a problem with tissue culture. You never know what the plant is going to be like. Frequently some gene damage occurs. Sometimes it causes a problem and sometimes it doesn't.

Woops, my bad. I went back to ask. These looked like the same plants but they are not the ground covering rhodies. The Fisher pink and Double red are just ordinary Rhodies. I was told the special ground covers are sold out.