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Pictures are here on my flicker. It looks like a morning glory flower but it is a stalk NOT a vine. The flowers and leaves are much larger than a morning glory, it continually blooms, and the blooms start to fade late morning early afternoon it attracts lots of bees but not butterflies.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31291571@N05/6172320119
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31291571@N05/6172318565
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31291571@N05/6172322401

Welcome, amymi.
I could not see your pictures. But there are bush type morning glories, Ipomoea leptophylla. You can try searching for that and see if it fits your plant.
Good luck! It sounds lovely.

I think its a Brugmansia.
I changed the img tags to url tags

That is wonderful!Now that I can see it, it is not Ipomoea leptophylla. And I do not think it is a brug either. My brug leaves are not shaped like that at all. Mine are more a standard leaf oval with a single point on the end, no wings or arrowhead shape.
This will take research!

Thanks guys, I own a nursery and my friend keeps giving me cuttings and I planted them in the entrance I have customers who want the plant but I can't figure out what it is at all. Stumped! :-/ thanks for the quick responses :)

It is not a angel trumpet the growth habits are totally different this plant is everblooming angel trumpet I believe doesn't continually produce new blooms everyday :) it's not vine like at all so it's not like any morning glory bush I've seen :)

Okay you were somewhat right Tina thanks!!! It's called bush morning glory or morning glory tree :) also known as Ipomoea carnea, called canudo-de-pita thanks so much!!

Awesome! I like that a lot. I will have to look for one somewhere.