Here is one more picture of the same plant. Actually their are 5 of them in total.

Here is the second plant that I need help identifying. I did plant some seeds last year that didn't do so well. They were Bachelor Button & Sweet William. Also I do have many evening prim rose plants. Thanks for looking.

Here is another picture of the second plant. Plant #2.

Your second plant is your long awaited Sweet William.

I can't see enough detail of the first one to comment.

Plant # 3
I got this plant this year from my nephews yard. He has know idea what it is either. It is the light green one in the middle. It has a few holes in the leaf as I guess some sort of bug has been munching on it...

Thank you Deejaus. I thought it might be but wasnâÂÂt sure. I did read that sweet William is also biennial. It sure did take long enoughâ¦lol

This post was edited by tomorrow447 on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 19:05

Plant #4
I also got this one from my nephews yard. I am lost to find out what this one is. All help is greatly appreciated.

Plant #4
Here is another picture of plant 4. It looks like some sort of grass.

3 is hosta and slugs love it.

Plant #5
I have a couple of these plants this year. They basically grew where I did plant seeds last year. Could this be bachelor button or sweet william too?

The first photo is carrots - just mature carrots allowed to go to flower and seed.

Can you get a close-up of your last or grass-like plant? Looks very onion-like to me......could be chives.

Thank you Rugbyhukr. I do have a problem with slugs in my yard. I guess it time to research how to keep them awayâ¦.

This post was edited by tomorrow447 on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 19:08

Thank you gardengal. Wow, I would have never though they were carrots. Maybe because last year was the first time I ever planted themâ¦.lol I will try to get another picture of the grass like plant.

This post was edited by tomorrow447 on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 19:36

Last photo is wallflower, Erysimum species.

Plant #4
Another picture of plant #4

Plant #4
And one more picture of plant #4

Thank you once again Gardengal48. Your good. Thanks so much for all your help.

Plant #6
Does anyone know what this plant is? I do have another picture of it and will ad it on my next post. Thanks for looking.

Agree with carrot.
The next two photos are sweet williams, Dianthus barbatus.
Next photo is a hosta.
Next photo is wallflower, Erysimum sp..
The grass might be Helictotrichon sempervirens, but not sure.

Plant #6
Another picture.

Thank you Abgardeneer for all your help.

Plant #7 - Daisy
I do know that this plant is daisy, but does anyone know what type of perennial daisy it is? They started growing in my strawberry garden last year.

Plant #8
Does anyone know what this plant is? It does have thorns and I can't remember if I planted it or not. Thank you once again for everyone's help.

Plant #8
Here is one more picture of plant 8.

Plant #9
This is the last plant. I don't know if anyone will be able to tell what this one is as it is very small. It just started to grow this year. It could just be a weed for all I know. But thank you for looking.

7 might be chamomile

8 is a berberis.

#6 is sedum.
#8 looks like a barberry

Thank you carrieb & cararose for all your help..

Compare your grass to Soft Rush, Juncus effusus.

Thank You Jeanne

Does the 'grass' smell of onion. Looks a lot like chives to me.

Thank you flora uk. I never smelt it before, I will have to check it and see.

Plant #9 could be a Euonymus

Your Daisy resembles Tanacetum corymbosum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tanacetum corymbosum

Thanks so much Cheryl74074 & rugbyhukr.