Echeveria nodulosa. Will want lots of sun to keep its color and shape or else it will become etiolated and drab looking.

This is definitely not Baptisia - it grows from a clump and is very lupine-like. You may have a different one than the pest we have out here, which is similar but is nearly a shrub, and erect and very tall, 6 ft and more. Unlike back east, we have had a very cool spring and the summer plants are barely showing. I will check to see if the foliage is the same.

Hymenocallis

Randi Since of my location/growing zone, my plants have to be inside for a long time. And I am just lucky that I have garden so I can put them outdoors for Summer. Many ppl live in apartments and may not have even a small balcony, and still grow very nice and healthy plants indoors. To prevent lots of etiolation, I use supplemental lights. And I believe that keeping them relatively cool (not freezing) and dry helps to slow down growth during short winter days. Many do not water succulents for extended periods of time, like 2 mo or even longer. But if they are kept warm, they likely keep growing more and need lots of light. Many are dormant during cold months anyways. I do not know how cold is winter in your location, but perhaps plants can overwinter in unheated GH or sunroom?