The last one looks like one of the currants - Ribes sangineum, perhaps - or Ribes rubrum (unless it had white berries, of course!)

Thanks for all the I.D.'s and advice everyone! I can finally do some research and start treating these plants as needed! The aloe is pretty close looking to A. maculata, I'll definitely look in to this, either way it's a great looking aloe! wantonamara- My grandma said the same thing happened to her. She had an unexpectedly cold winter and all the aloe died, eventually coming back the next summer. Two years later I would have never known, they grew back so quickly and there's so many of them. As for the adenia, it's more than likely just going dormant as everyone has stated. For some reason dormancy escaped my mind. I guess I was just worried that I had done something wrong. Thanks for the tip robinpla! I want to grow the fattest caudex possible but I'm new to the whole caudiciform scene and don't know a whole lot about fattening them up. Any other advice on plumping my adenia up? I also have a fockea edulis if anyone has any advice for fattening those up as well. The only thing I read about fattening fockea was to bury the caudex and don't prune it. Thanks for everyone's help!

1. What's growing nearby ; ) 2. Thunbergia Erecta 3. Thought it might be COG myself but the throat markings are wrong, i think. I'll say Allamanda Cathartica, probably 'Henderson'. Really more a vine than a shrub but can be pruned into a shrubby mound. 4. Allamanda Shotti-Smaller flowers, shrubbier habit. 5. Agree with John 6. Jatropha i think, euphorbiaceae family 7. Has this flowered? Do you have a picture? 8. Is it fragrant? Looks a little little like H. Arnottianus but the colors seem too vibrant and the leaves don't look right. Where'd you get it? If it came from a big box store in a 6" pot you might want to search the Monrovia or Proven Winners website for an id. 9. & 10. i don't know ixora myself but i'd be suprised if they can be idenified by flower color alone. Maybe someone else can help you out if you know what size the bushes grow to? 11.& 12. Psittacorum Heliconias-sometimes called Parrot Heliconia. The orange one is the common one. Lots of selected color forms, the yellow one could be 'Sassy' or 'Princess Di'. Horribly invasive. 13. Looks like a Stricta, maybe Dwarf Jamaican? Should have a dark red midrib if so. Not too aggressive, at least not in my garden where it gets to less than 2 feet tall and blooms pretty much year round. i've seen it get to 4' tall in some other locations.

Correct on both ID's & yes, many birds' bills change color as they mature. Also some bills are different color in breeding season vs. non-breeding season & there are some male vs. female bill differences also.