This plant is part of my aunt's garden..I just liked the yellow setting around very red petals..anyone knows her??

It's a sasanqua Camellia, could be Yuletide.

http://sazanka.org/tag/true-re...

Thanks again, Janet!!!! It does look like Yuletide!

I have some other plants that I took photos of, while we were in Los Angeles at The Getty Center, very lovely plants and I have no names for them:

That is a beautiful Camellia and I agree, it sure looks like 'Yuletide': Camellia (Camellia sasanqua 'Yuletide')

In your second group of plants, #2 looks like a Rex Begonia of some sort. I'm not real sure about any of them but I can't wait to hear what that Beauty #4 is!! I love the growth habit! It reminds me of a Kalanchoe of some sort but I have no idea what it is, I just know that it's gorgeous!

Tarev, Number 1 looks like a sempervivum and #3 is a Hellebore.

I don't know what the semp is but I have to find out, it's gorgeous!

The Begonia looks like a cross with Begonia masoniana 'Iron Cross' which I happened to be lusting over last night. There's a Begonia sp. on Top Tropicals which it might have been crossed with!

http://toptropicals.com/catalo...

The next looks like Helleborus x sternii, mine has a little red colouring on the backs of the petals but the leaves look correct and not all of them have the colouring.

http://www.google.co.uk/search...

The last looks like Melianthus major or similar, one I had but lost, it barely grew here.

http://www.google.co.uk/search...

Oh Janet, Thank you so much for the ID of that last plant! I've never heard of "Honey Bush" before and it is really interesting as well as beautiful. I see it gets quite large so I don't know if it's one I'd want to add to my collection but gee, I sure do like the looks of that plant. I might just have to be on the lookout for that one!

Honey Bush (Melianthus major)

I wouldn't mind trying it again Lin, it might have done better in the ground if I had found a place for it but I kept it in a pot. Last winter would probably have killed it anyway, we might not have aother one like that for 20 or 30 years so I doubt it would bother me again.

The leaves have a strong scent of peanut butter when you touch them, maybe slightly bitter but I loved the smell and the leaves.

In your second post, #1 is Echeveria agavoides
#2 is a dead ringer for my B. 'Tiger Kitten', scroll down for all shots http://davesgarden.com/guides/...

Melianthus major, awesome plant, smells like peanut butter just walking past it! I see them around about 6-7 ft tall and wide.

Echeveria agavoides 'Ebony'?

Yep, that's the one! I forgot to add the cultivar and instead got distracted by plantfiles.

I found a Begonia 'Tiger Paws' Sue, I wonder if it's the same plant, or from the same breeding for sure.

http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantse...

Both are listed in the RHS..

http://apps.rhs.org.uk/rhsplan...

I found another similar one, Begonia 'Leprechaun'

http://www.anniesannuals.com/p...

http://www.kartuz.com/pc/20369...

Leprechaun looks closest of all. And I have been on another plant lust journey!

Very hard to tell, they all look so alike.

Kartuz is one of the main vendors for begonias. I have never seen that one at Annies (I visit often) but they keep photos of all their past stock online for reference.