The yellow tag simply read, "Azalea Rosy Pink". The deciduous azalea was covered with big, fat buds ready to open and welcome the spring! I was a goner. It mattered not that it didn't have a species name, I knew that a rosy pink azalea was just what the Garden of Benign Neglect needed to continue its rehab and revival. It wasn't until later when I was gently teasing the roots out of the pot (roots are delicate and need to be treated as such with this azalea), that I found a red tag under the mulch. It read Deciduous Azalea R. periclymenoides Bloom: Rose/Pink.
