Any way you can add your photo inline so we can see it bigger without having to create a wallgreens acct. to view it properly?

Thanks for the help in identifying my plants. Both Mandevilla and Dipladenia look very close - my (very poor) memory tells me that the name on the original pot started with "D" so probably Dipladenia. Will take a closer look tomorrow and then should be able to see how to look after them through winter. Thanks again!

Macleaya leaves aren't as shiny, are more gray than green and are more uniformly lobed. Also, if you wound the bark, or cut or remove a leaf, the fig will ooze white milky sap from the wound. Ryan

I'm in Temple, too, but haven't seen this in my new yard or the old one. Does kind of look like a weed. Is is planted in focal places to indicate it's maybe something special? or do you see it just along fences and out-of-the-way places that might indicate weed?