Star Jasmine, Trachelospermum jasminoides. One of the most common landscape plants in So. Cal. Joe

Beautiful pictures, thanks for sharing! :D #1: Lotus corniculatus and an Echium, probably E. vulgare. The smaller, yellow-flowered one is a Trifolium, there are lots of similar species. #2: The daisy is Leucanthemum vulgare, the reddish one is another Trifolium, most likely T. pratense. #3: Sempervivum arachnoideum. #4: The "buttercup" could either be a buttercup (Ranunculus), or a Potentilla of some sort. The hairy rosettes belong to the Sempervivum; the white star-shaped flowers are Silene, possibly S. rupestris. The slender, fiery red spikes are sorrels (Rumex), and the purple flower in the lower left corner might be a Nepeta. The greyish-green leaves in the center belong to a Hieracium. Do you have a bigger picture we could look at?

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Centrosema virginianum, perhaps, Butterfly pea - in the pea family. Here is a link that might be useful: Centrosema