Who knows what is this flower?

And here is another one, it is exotic and blooming mostly from January to May. I don't know the name either but they come in various colors of yellow, red, orange and dark pink. They grow in vines and do not need much attention.

By the way, I think you can't attach any image yet in your discussions. I think you have to reach a certain number of post before you can attach photos. Just refer to the FAQs. I can't remember anymore. I am again posting another photo of white flowers. I don't know what is the name of this flower either but they are lovely.

I try to attach now the picture :-)

You have a cute cat, and very useful..

Thanks your help with thi hard internet page :-D

My avatar is our "watchcat" named Raita. It watches over the field bag. :-)

I am new here. Now, only somehow I got the image downloaded from here. Fortunately, I got help. You can find the link to "walk in nature".

I finally found your photo! I think that it is a variety of Sedum - possibly Sedum spectabile or telephium: http://www.succulent-plant.com/families/crassulaceae/sedum/sedumtelephium.jpg (but it's hard to tell which). It flowers in late summer and well into autumn and is a favourite with the late butterflies here in England. The sedums (or stonecrops) are a very varied family and some are tiny, creeping plants while others are quite tall. The tall, bright pink one is quite a common garden plant here in England and seems to survive the winter well.