The left and right peachy and pink flowers appear to be Diascia. Trailing Lobelia 'Sapphire' and angel wing Begonia are below those.

Sorry, I'd delete this thread if I could.

Here's a tree in full bloom on our footpath. It's wonderful to see thousands of bees and butterflies feasting on the nectar. A friend said it was 'Milkweed', but when I checked online, I wasn't sure. I would love some help in identifying it. Thanks!

Thanks! We have not seen red berries but this is the first year it flowered. We had a burning bush growing there that died so it was cut down. This then started growing and we thought it was the burning bush coming back but it never turned red and was just green. Then it grew taller than the old bush and this year had the white flowers. I just looked up choke cherry trees and they sucker! Bummed because we have a plum tree that does that and it is a huge pain. My husband roasted our largest rose bush trying to use the flame thrower on the plum suckers so we had to cut it back to the ground this year. I will look more closely at the others in the neighborhood to see if I see evidence of suckering. For this, so far I haven't seen it, but then this is the first year it flowered so maybe it wasn't mature enough.