I am not very good at naming azaleas but I recently saw a picture of an azalea whose color resembles your pink pictures. Its name is BlaauwÂs Pink and grows 3-4'; you would need to grow several plants to cover similar areas. Also check Early On, Little Wintergreen. All three are salmon-pink colored. Have you also considered asking the owner's of the property?

Check some of the pink-salmons in the link below & investigate if their whites match the ones in your photos.

Luis

Here is a link that might be useful: Carlson's Gardens Website

what a wonderful website! there seem to be so many matching coral colored evergreen azaleas, i can't wait to try to find some at my local nursery. have you ordered from this website, any luck with them? thanks for your help!

As with roses and so on, there is a huge number of kinds of evergreen azaleas - many superficially similar. Probably is best to look at what is being offered by sources that attract you and try kinds that look good there rather than trying to get perhaps impossible to determine names for ones seen elsewhere, then try to track those down at outlets.

I thought you might like the structure of their website as it simplifies selecting plants by plant type and plant color, sfsuperstar. While I usually buy my plants locally, Carlson's is highly spoken for by several people in the forum. Carlson's also rates 100/100 in Gardenwatch Dog; click on the link below. Luis

Here is a link that might be useful: Gardenwatch Dog Inquiry Result

you guys are great, the selection on this website has totally revamped my landscape plans! thanks for all the help, i think i have what i'm looking for!

As bboy said, there are so many azaleas that look very similiar. Having said that, the white azalea looks similiar to my Delaware Whites' a rather common and hardy evergreen azalea.

Here is a link that might be useful: Azalea Delaware White