Flame vine (Pyrostegia venusta). It's growing on the bush, not part of it:

http://floridata.com/Plants/Bignoniaceae/Pyrostegia%20venusta/617

Thanks Writersblock! I thought it was a vine as well and asked her if it might be growing on a bush. She took the pics from the car, so she really couldn't tell. Thanks again.

Rhonda

Yes, it will grow all over anything:

http://www.south-florida-plant-guide.com/flame-vine.html

Yes, let me second that:"it will grow over everything." I purchased this vine many years ago because I read that it was a good hummingbird attractor. It now is huge and grows over many of my trees and those of my neighbor. I have never seen a hummingbird use its flowers. Perhaps they attract hummingbirds since they look like they should be good flowers. The vine is very pretty this time of year in Central Florida. In a month or so it will stop blooming for the rest of the year and then it will be pretty much unnoticed.

Well, Tom and Writersblock, I don't think I'll plant it based on your info. I don't want my trees to be swallowed. I really wanted it for the hummers but I'll search for something less invasive. Thanks!

Rhonda

I have a bush that color...it will turn into a tree, if you do not cut it back, but it is a prolific bloomer, and I have cut it back to just sticks, and it fills right in. It is called "butterfly bush", and it attracts bees, butterflies, and an occasional hummingbird. I keep cutting it back, as it is next to my house, and I keep it below the roof. It needs sun, and leaves die off where the sun does nor reach. It puts out small starter bushes near the base, which can be removed and transplanted