Can you identify this tree/shrub?

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Located in Houston area; small spiky petals, blossoms a couple of times a year.

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Shaley on May 06, 2017

reminds me of Monarda bee balm

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- Marie on May 06, 2017
  
  Hmmm, very similar.
  
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Shaley on May 06, 2017

there are different varities

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Janet Pizaro on May 07, 2017

Maybe bougainvillea

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