Very cool-thanks so much. I had no idea crab apples had such pretty pink flowers. I am excited to have a peony, they are so pretty.

(next time, if you number them in the gallery, it makes it a whole lot easier to number them/indicate which we're talking about in our ID's) 1. May be a geranium. Hard to tell without any foliage in the photo. 2/3. Corydalis lutea 4/5 etc. Aquilegia (columbine), probably A. Canadense. 10/24. Geranium, probably 'herb robert'. 11/12. A lonicera, honeysuckle 13/14. A Euonymus of some sort. A veronica of some sort. Conopholis americana

The first one is definitely mulberry, YUM!! Have at 'em. The second one is woolly mullein (verbascum thapsis), a common and beautiful roadside weed, a biennial. (It self sows like a wild man -- easily 10,000 seeds per plant.)

If my experience is typical, sutekesh, you may have to give your Oklahomas an extra season to prove themselves. Mine is in its 3rd year--and was just a malingerer for the first two years. Kate