That looks more like a penstemon flower to me. I found this online when I typed in 'Orange Penstemon'. Could it be an orangey version of Yellow Bush Penstemon? Keckiella antirrhinoides. The structure of the flower looks the same and so do the small leaves. It looks like the flower has a beard but its hard to see in that picture.

http://mamba.bio.uci.edu/~pjbryant/biodiv/plants/Plantaginaceae/Keckiella%20antirrhinoides.htm

There is a also red one---- Keckiella cordifolia

Nope, that's a salvia (or a close relative thereof).

However, I don't see any yellow salvias listed for Alabama.

I suppose that doesn't preclude being a selection of a hybrids, like salvia greggii types.

The OP ncrescue was kind enough to come back to the Name That Plant Forum to let us know it was ID'ed elsewhere as Clinopodium 'Amber Blush.'

Right. And I thought I also posted that information here, but apparently I did not. Someone who worked at a NC nursery, where they had once sold it, ID'd it for me on FB, where I also posted it. Let's hope it returns next year!

Speaking of that genus, do any of you grow Clinopodium arkansanum (aka Calamintha arkansana) in your gardens? I've been curious about it after reading this:

http://ozarkedgewildflowers.com/summer-wildflowers/ozark-calamint-calamintha-arkansana/

No, but I will keep a look out for it as I could use a ground cover type in some very dry areas. Most of my Clinopodiums are C. georgianum but I do have a really great hybrid called 'Desi Arnez.' It is really evergreen in my colder zone 7.