Looks like you got it right. Maybe a bird dropped a seed into my yard or something. Thanks!

Yes, azalea.

Photo is of Magnolia"Stellata"---early spring bloomer--can get 8ft tall by 8 ft wide---blooms on prevous seasons wood---so pruning should be completed by 6 weeks from bloom

Right^... Also, please don't do what I see many homeowners in this town do-cut the plant down in the fall as a part of "garden cleanup". So crazy-as the posts above say, this plant's common varietal name is 'Autumn Joy' sedum! Cutting it down in the fall robs one of the main pleasures this plant offers-a long show of the floral components on into winter. In snow country-like here-they look great for a while, until the snow covers them up. A neat, easy plant that pollinating insects can't seem to get enough of. Don't ever fertilize and like Laurie says, do not water unless you're in some kind of monumental drought. In too-rich soil or too wet, the plant grows huge but flops over and the center opens up. Better in dry, gravelly stuff.