I have this in my yard. It is Sedum. The flowers will turn dark red in the fall.

yes, Sedum was my thought as well.

I think this is Heirloom red spider lily(lycoris radiata). I live in middle ga and it is mostly seen around old homesteads

Im located in very northeast Georgia and I know this plant as Stonecrop. It has thick, succulent type leaves. Im in zone 7 so it is considered a perennial here–planted outdoors it will die back in the winter, then reappear in the spring and spread. It can be grown indoors as well.

You have several plants in the two photos, I assume you asked about one with light pink flowers in the first picture (?).
Looks like some thing in the genus of Hylotelephium formerly Sedum? I’m guessing maybe showy stonecrop ( H. spectabile) or one of its cultivars? Copy & paste the included link below for more information. Click on images to enlarge. If this isn’t the plant in question, please resubmit. Best wishes!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hylotelephium_spectabile