Wow, dramatic comes to mind when I look at these photos. Very nice Paul.
Is this in your yard?

They are on the porch of a home a crossed the street from my Daughters home.....Dramatic is a great description.

Thank you for posting the photos. That is such a great color combo.

Great combos Paul.

The combination of that really nice orange Coleus with the Purple Potato Vine, and combined with the grass' is already Fall picture perfect!

I absolutely LOVE it, even though those aren't "my" colors! The sparse flowers left on the Petunia/Calibrachoa are incidental, extraneous, it's all about the colorful foliage! Imagine how much less impact a pot of nothing but this Pet/Cal (with so few blooms) would have right now. These pots I'm sure looked great from the first day, no waiting for blooms, and are good to go until frost.

Is the baby redbud tree in the pot or behind it? Can't tell...

Tiffany...you have a god eye spotting the redbud tree. I think the lady that owns the home planted one called Forrest Pansy which grew for a few years and then died. The small tree came up from the root stock. The calibrachoa isn't contributing anything. It may have been more colorful earlier in the season but looks like the tobacco bud worms got the best of it. Thanks for your comment.

Oh, I think the Cal's contribution is mighty, the medium green trailing foliage. Upon close inspection most plants have issues but for viewing a little farther back, such as these pics, they are perfect, IMVHO. I love redbud trees, the dangly heart-shaped leaves, kinda zigzag stems, fantastic! The flowers aren't bad either, of course. Thanks, Paul!