I believe the first is African Daisy, arctotis and the bottom vine is ipomoea batalas, or ornamental sweet potato vine, variegated variety. They are a zone 10 type annual.

The first one is Osteospermum. They are also sometimes called African daisy. They come in all sorts of colours. They open when in sun and close in shade. They have to be deadheaded regularly to keep new flowers comming. They can be over wintered indoors if they won't survive in your zone.

Thanks, Sierra. I don't think they will winter over in my zone, and these are in someone else's yard right now. But I am going to look for them for next year and maybe put them in a pot.

I get tired of seeing the same-old same-old in the fall, and this caught my eye as something a little different blooming. The yard-owner has a pale yellow marigold behind it, a low-growing red maple behind that, and the variegated purple sweet potato vine coming over the wall in front of it all. Nice colors. They have some of the usual mums, too, but in colors that pick up the other plants. Nice use of a tiny front planting area at a city row house.

Those african daisys are also known as freeway daisys in S.Calif.We have them in that purple and also white.They are pretty invasive.

That sweetpotato vine is the pretties i've seen in a long time.Wish it was mine.
Kathi