Looks like an alstromeria to me. Mine are blooming and the hummers love them.

Thank you. The hummers do love all the red trumpet flowers!

Carrie, was that the one you have I called parrot lily or am I remembering wrong. You have so may plants, it hard to remember over the years, lol

Sheila, that is a beautiful plant!!!

I don't know, Jolana.....................don't know if it was even blooming or not. I am thinking it is happy with all this rain and cool temps as this is the most it has ever bloomed for me. I got my start from a lady in deep SE Texas, and it grew in the ditches for her.

I never associated it with alstroemerias. The blooms don't open any further than in my photo. It is A. psittacina. I've had this plant over five years and this is indeed the best it's ever bloomed. Carrie I think you must be right about climate. I do love this plant (actually have three large clumps of it).

I had armadillos digging in my beds a few years back, and this plant came up in the most unexpected places.....................like across the driveway from where the mother plant is.

There is one that looks like a cuphea, red flower with olive green tips, I'll see if I can find it

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So cool looking