Beautiful Pics!! It must have been a hot day. Notice how the Dragonfly was pointing his tail toward the sun. They do that here when the sun is beaming down unimpeded on very hot days. It is supposed to give less surface area exposed to direct sunlight and therefore keeps their body temperature from raising as much as it otherwise would. The flower is beautiful and my guess is that it is some sort of butterfly pea--perhaps the spurred butterfly pea vine. I don' t know the botanical name AND I am not sure of the ID--it is just a guess based on the color and the shape of the flower.

She has said it isn't the Dracula's Kiss Isis, the Devil Flower, the Bat-faced Cupea, Black leaved Ipomea, or Bat lily, Tacca sp. She told me that she got the plant in a pot, but kept it outside, and was told to keep rotating it so that each side got equal sun exposure.

I am holding back on the Linaria purpurea ID......it just doesn't look quite right to me. First, I have never seen one with flower coloring that dark or intense - most are a quite light lavender purple to more of a pink. And the flowers are typically presented as an extended raceme rather than the small clump shown. Also, the foliage is more feathered evenly up and down the stems, rather than in the clusters shown in the photo and tends most often to have bluish, silvery cast to it. This is more what purple toadflax looks like growing wild.

are you talking about using it in pots.. like your other post where the lobelia is underperforming ... ... if so.. you might have mentioned that usage ... hoovs suggestion is my favorite plant ever .. and i mean EVER ... but one plant will fill a pot itself .... i used to use them in hanging baskets ... and they are not HARDY in MI ... i think i heard.. they are used as a ground cover down south ... and hardier ... but i would bet my shiny penny without research ... ken https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Evolvulus+glomeratus+%27blue+daze%27%2C&t=ffcm&iax=1&ia=images