Agree with seedmoney on C ID. A. a Crassula (can't think of possible species now) B. Sedum praealtum (longer name using dendroideum, but this one ought to do) D. a Kalanchoe, likely one of the named '________ Bells' E. Sedum 'Super Burro's Tail' (it has other names used for it as well)

There is a "name this plant" forum, you might want to put this there also. #1 looks like daylilies #2 looks like Solanum, maybe S. dulcamara (nightshade vine.) Handling this plant makes me itchy, you might want to wear gloves/sleeves to pull it up. Unfortunately perennial. #3 bulb lilies of some type. #4 ? #5 ? looks like some kind of critter may have been eating the leaves, could be something that will pass without action, seasonal. Those who know what it is probably know what's going on with the leaves.

2; echeveria agavoides type. 6; pachyveria/pachyphytum clavifolia The others are most likely echeveria varieties of some sort. I'm not that experienced with echeveria types, so those two are the only ones I'm confident in.

Hi Houzz community, Please help me identify if both are safari sunset or one of them is a goldstrike. Nursery that my contractor uses did not provide a label. They're both 1 gallon and look so darn similar to me! The bottom (second) has slightly redder leaves.