Thanks Terp! I have never heard of the genera Mokara. After googleing the genera Mokara, I Found this website: http://www.colorful-orchids.com/html/h-mokara.html I believe that this variety is Mkra.Khaw Paik Suan x V.UdomChai (towards the bottom right of the page). Anyone know what the Cymbidium might be? Any idea if it is warm tolerant? -Ray-

Looks like garlic pennycress, Thlaspi alliaceum, an up-and-coming weed. It can spread very rapidly. If that's what it is, the crushed foliage should smell vaguely like garlic. I don't think you will find it in any field guide, but as the saying goes "you can look it up on line"..

Eurybia divaricata does look like that could be it. Asplenium ruta-muraria looks very similar, but I think it might be another species, I'll have to look some more. Does anybody know what that weird fern at the top is? A new species? I wish. :-)

Passion Flower are a beautiful flowering vine that grow VERY well in OK. I had one on an old mailbox and it grow so fast in the first year that it outgrew the top of the mailbox. They like support like any other vine. Some varieties you can eat the fruit but I didn't care for mine very much.