The flowers remind me a lot of Cuphea petiolata, but I'm not sure about the foliage. It is a bit hard to tell from that photo and the fact that the plant is not growing in its usual habit. Google it and see what you think. Dee.

Amazing! I was shocked to find several blooming here, but of course, I'm much farther south. I often have had Stella & Happy Returns blooming, but they aren't doing anything at all right now. I do have these blooming, the first 4 just started reblooming within the last 2 or 3 days Jim Brown Mal Wild Horses Better Believe It Raspberry Pixie Siloam Virginia Hensen The last 3 aren't even supposed to be rebloomers. Raspberry Pixie has rebloomed all summer-different scapes reblooming but it has had at least one scape since its original bloom. Virginia's rebloom has been as good as its original bloom. One of my new Maryott daylilies bloomed yesterday, but my back was hurting so I couldn't bend over to see the tag. Nice bloom though. I have scapes on still on Lotus Position, Casper's Shadow, & Pretty Gaudy, plus 3 new plants I got a few weeks ago. Temperatures have been pretty cool so it has taken these a long time to bloom. They are predicting a light frost Sunday night, the others may not make it to bloom.

Tulip here. First of all, you have a very well organized garden, which impress me a lot! Saw you mention the cover in Springbank swap. I really want it for my mom's community garden spot, but have no idea when I will be available to pick it up. My swap list was posted. Let me know if anything catch your attention.

Kaitlyn, start by looking at mapleleaf viburnum. It's one of the variants of that tribe, I believe. The reddish stamens within the flowers are descriptive of one specific type, which I don't recall at the moment, but it's somewhere in there. +oM