Cockspur coral bush (Erythrina crista-galli) bears stunning red, pea-like flowers on thorny branches. It’s marginally hardy in north Georgia (Zone 7b) but survives in protected spots. In south Georgia, it’s a reliable perennial.
See Wikipedia for more on this striking, hummingbird-attracting shrub.

Cockspur coral bush blooms.

Thorny stems—handle with gloves.
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