This last one, trained on the wall of the house, is Abutilon Cythia Pike. Of the rather lovely exotic pictured above that, with the feathery foliage and the long red wands, I have yet to put a name to it. Did I see something similar in Cape Verde?
The Duke’s Garden at Kew – great herbaceous planting, a gravel garden and some exotics
The Teddington Gardener 
Un-named exotic is Caesalpinia gilliesii