They are probably rosebud azaleas. It is a beautiful pink azalea.

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Fertilizer Burn

If leaf tips show scorch and browning, it is a symptom of fertilizer burn. The burning will be on any area of the whole plant, not just on the sunny side. It can be caused by lawn fertilizer that gets on the plants, but it probably the acid fertilizer you used this spring.

Azaleas are not heavy feeders. Typically the most fertilizer they can use is supplied by a good slow release fertilizer like Hollytone applied once in the spring at half the rate on the package. More is NOT better.

If they are too dry the green leaves will be wilted in the morning. It is normal for the leaves to be wilted in the heat of the day. They need good drainage. If kept too wet they will develop root rot which is usually fatal.

Here is a link that might be useful: Harold Greer's: Rhododendron & Azalea Basics

Thanks that is just what it looks like I will try to water it out I did give them some last summer sense we are in an alkiline area I just over did it