??? I'm new to gardening and don't know what most of these terms mean. Know of anything a little simpler ie dark green leaves, flower stalk, hairy leaves, perennials, 12 - 18" high, sun/pt. shade. Like I said simple terms. LOL I don't mind spending the time on line searching, but have found that most of the sites don't show the foliage at all and go by the flower colour. I sure wish I had a digi camera. Guess I'm going to have to wait until it blooms, with my luck I'll be away when it does! Nett

Got ID. #1 St John Creeper-Pandorea ricasoliana #2 Cape Honeysuckle-Tecomaria capensis

Some kind of tickseed. (And yes, I had to click calliope's link. Thank you, calliope.) Tickseed is named after the shape of the seed, which resembles a tick. According to wikipedia, it may refer to several plants in any of 4 genera: Bidens, Coreopsis, Corispermum, or Desmodium. I didn't know that, so at least I learned something new even if the OP didn't. Here is a link that might be useful: Tickseed

Valerianellas are tiny little things. Unless I have completely the wrong sense of scale this is not Valerianella. Plus leaf shape, texture and veination all look different to me different. Are you 100% certain that no. 2 had 'tiny' flowers? The buds don't look tiny and it is so reminiscent of something along the lines of Silene, Saponaria or Lychnis. 'Will the bleeding heart hurt the boxwood because it's too close?' Much more likely the other way around ;-)