Elaeagnus s Sp, Privet (Ligustrum Sp.) and Trillium Sp. I believe.

HTH
Chris

Yes, elaeagnus and privet are both invasive, non-native shrubs in the Atlanta area.

The third is Trillium cuneatum (most likely) which is a native spring ephemeral plant (goes dormant in the heat of the summer). You are lucky to have it surviving among the English ivy (which is another invasive non-native plant). A very special plant for native plant enthusiasts.

Compare the "privet" with Lonicera fragrantissima.

May well be correct but nearly impossible to tell with out
pictures of the blossom. Note to others when possible include
closeup of flowers or leaves.

Regards
Chris

Thanks everyone! I looked at a pic of Lonicera fragrantissima and I think the 2nd shrub is that, flowers look identical. Sorry for the lack of photo of the flower, I took a couple but they came out really blurry.

Esh, thank you for the info on the native Trillium. We have cleared about 1/4 acre ivy from the property (without chemicals, just by pulling and digging!) - although not in this area - and I'm keen to include a lot of natives as we plant.

Good job on the ivy, mayland! Now you have your reward :)