Hello, gmom74. R. viscosum (called the Pinkshell Azalea; it is white with orange/red dots), R. prunifolium (Plumleaf Azalea, orange-red in color) and R. arborescens (Sweet Azalea, white with some pink) are among the last ones or the last ones. Luis

Thank you Luis- these names are not familiar. If I ever find the name I will let you know. I may have to go to the nursery and ask. It's terrible when you can't remember something so simple.

One group is the Gumpos which are Satsukis, but some of them don't do too well in the Georgia coastal plain and deer love them.

Another group is the Weston viscosum hybrids.

Here is a link that might be useful: Azalea Gumpo

Other deciduous azaleas that bloom late are:

Mollis Hybrid azaleas, derived mainly from R. japonicum (syn. R. mollis var. japonicum), bear large clusters of 2- to 3-inch flowers in late spring. The colors include many shades of yellow, orange and pink as well as white. Plants usually grow about 5 feet tall and are hardy in Zone 5 to -10° F.

Ahhh- Rhodyman, you're the one. Gumpo is what I was looking for. The pink ones do better for me than the white ones. Thank you so much. Talk about a brain drain- things are running out of mine too fast. Thanks again.

gmom74, you may want to also check Conversation Piece. It is a late bloomer that I noticed while researching your question but, did not mention it because I have no good descriptions of the leaves (you said you were looking for one with small leaves). The pictures I did see where close-ups of the flowers, which looked stunning (flowers with blotches of white, pink, red, all at the same time). Does not get as tall as Gumpo. Have a great day shopping! Luis

Luis, thank you again. I would like something shorter and I will certainly look into this. I will put this on my list to look for next year.