My first guess would be a kind of honeysuckle, ( lonicera )
Tho most are fragrant, some do not have a scent---if this one does not have a sweet smell to the flowers, one possibility is
lonicera sempervirens

I had thought a honeysuckle as well, but do you think the leaves are right?

hey, the leaves look like Campsis, (trumpet-vine)... but some cultivar maybe, the flowers are a bit different than Im used to seeing. Definitely not Lonicera though.

I did a search on rare, strange, desert, Indian, succulent and (I can't remember what else) trumpet, bell and tubular flowers and cacti and couldn't come up with anything. I agree with you about the leaves and that's why I didn't go with honeysuckle. What's funny is the leaves also reminded me (kind of) of a Christmas cactus my mom once had. That's why I did a cacti search. HMMMM Stumped.

The name of this plant is Tecoma (Tecomaria) capensis.


The name of this plant is Tecoma (Tecomaria) capensis. The common name is Cape-Honeysuckle. It's in the Bignoniacea family.

I concur.

I am once again, humbled by the knowledge of you all!

Thnaks a lot you guys are simply amazing.

The plant is indeed Tecoma capensis.I checked it out.Thanks.