Nice! Here so far just the native white rain lilies. The pink ones bloomed several weeks ago, but maybe they will follow with another bloom period.

And all this time , I have been growing the P. aurantiacus in shade under my Madrone. They are pretty scarce.

Several years ago Linda8 and I dug some P. aurantiacus roots from an area that was soon to be bulldozed. They were growing in the sun, in shallow black clay, and most often out from under the edge of a big flat limestone slab ...

Here's the rest of the story.

They are still growing and blooming in the sun near the dyckia that Eric passed along.

I did find something I thought I had lost, but was awakened by the rain. It's a little trailing plant with pretty leaves and pink fuzzy flowers. I love it hanging out of pots, but what is it? I thought 'knotweed', but a search turned up nothing that looks like it ..

Persicaria nepalensis? Synonym Polygonum nepalensis. aka knotweed. I think you nailed it.

I have two of those, Ragna, given to me by a dear departed friend many years ago, and they come back faithfully each spring. I love that plant.