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Here is a closeup of the giant pink azalea bush

And here is the white one. haha I made a mistake and posted on another identifying thread. Sorry for the blunder!

The white one is a single white evergreen azalea with 5 petals and could be the Satsuki azalea Gumpo White.
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Azalea âÂÂGumpo Whiteâ (Satsuki) [Late, -5oF, Low] Wavy 2-3" white flowers with occasional purple flecks and small, glossy leaves make this plant especially attractive. Plant grows low and compact.

The pink one is a hose-in-hose pink evergreen azalea with 10 petals. The extra 5 petals are form from sepals.

The Alabama Extension Azaleas booklet lists several candidates:

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The Kurume azalea Coral Bells blooms early and profusely. It has pink hose-in-hose flowers.

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The Glenn Dale azalea Fanfare is hose-in-hose with pink flowers.

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The Gable azalea Cameo is hose-in-hose with shell
pink flowers.

The Kurume azalea Coral Bells is probably the closest match of these 3. Azalea âÂÂCoral Bellsâ (Kurume) [Early, -5oF,Low] Blooming in March with 1" hose-in-hose flowers are a warm rose-pink with darker veins. Low and spreading, âÂÂCoral Bells' mounds to 2ý' high in 10 years.