It appears you bought dracaenas, a hoya and another indoor plant that I don't remember the name of offhand. For 99 cents you can grow them outside all summer and toss them come fall.

Chamaedorea elegans, Aka Parlor Palm.

Thank you and thank you!

Toss them? I have a parlor palm that's about 20 years old.

Happened to have a pic I took yesterday.

That's pretty. I'd be quite happy to have mine grow into something like that. By "toss them", I assumed it meant that they won't last outside in my zone- Northern NJ? I don't toss anyway. I have a Yucca (so id'd on the tropicals forum today) that was planted 2 seasons ago. Couldn't take inside, so I just overwintered. It didn't come back last year, and now- surprise- it lives! I was so happy to see it, and didn't believe it could be the Yucca, but it sure does look like it. I'll plant them and we'll see what happens. Thanks, all.Here's the possible Yucca:{{gwi:253111}}

Yucca's are amazingly resilient plants.

Here is a link that might be useful: Yucca

Yeah, I shouldn't have recommended tossing them, I suppose. But I find bringing plants indoors at the end of summer to be more hassle than 99 cents. For me, too many bugs to deal with, plus the drastic change in humidity from outdoors summer to indoors fall creates problems. For 99 cents, if I wanted them indoors, I'd buy some just for that. The hoya will not survive zone 6 winters.

My plants go outside every summer, but just wanted OP to know it's a "house plant." Mine looked just like his/her plant when I got it.

Oops, meant to say they are all house plants, if that's what one wants them to be although I haven't had the other exact same plants. The Dracaenas will eventually grow into trees also.