Illawarra Flame Tree Here is a link that might be useful: Illawarra Flame Tree

Hi, Bryophyllum sp. ( one of its common names is Mother of Millions) ---maybe B. delagoense. Ref: http://www.daff.qld.gov.au/documents/Biosecurity_EnvironmentalPests/IPA-Mother-Millions-PP33.pdf Ted

I don't have a pic of the leaves, except the small leaf that you see in the photo. But judging by that leaf and by the shape of the flowering part, you're most likely right. It's Sorrel. This is not the first time I've fallen in love with a weed!!! These are growing en masse in the center median along Highway 18 in Western Washington. Just amazingly gorgeous reds interspersed with the greens as you're driving by. Breathtaking. I guess I don't care if it's a weed! Thank you. Teresa

It looks like a flowering quince. They have such beautiful flowers but are hard to keep nice form. Yours could probably use some more pruning (in late spring or early summer after flowering). It is recommended to prune to 6 -8 long, tall branches removing any crossing or badly spaced stems. To increase flowers for next year - spur-prune - or cut back sideshoots to two or three leaves - to produce more abundant flowers. It is probably best to renovate your bush over two or three years. Good luck, nancy