If the last picture of a bare stem is inverted (which it appears to be) the plant can possibly be Ailanthus altissima, "Tree of Heaven" which may become "tree of hell." If so, it is a weed and needs to be DUG OUT or chemically eradicated. Hortster

Thanks Chris! I am so happy to know what my little "Curly Q" plant is,(that is what I have been calling it! :) Now on the second one,I looked up both of those plants,I do not remember collecting seed for either of those,not that it isn't possible,(a bit of a seed trading problem here!) Those pics were taken a couple weeks ago,I am going to get better pics of it today and post them.I really appreciate all your help,and I am so thrilled to know that my Dicondra is a well behaved friendly plant and nothing that will get out of hand,I plan to propagate tons of it next year!:D Thanks again,~Angie

I don't know what they are, but they are not hellebore... Here is a link that might be useful:

Josh. Sorry, I'm late replying. Been scrubbing windows, shelves, and walls, preparing to bring plants inside before winter hits. Actually, I didn't know Argentea was replaced by C. ovata 'Hobbit,' especially since people/websites/even Google still use the name. Why are names changed so frequently??? lol Crassula Pointed. I first saw C. pointed on Accents a few years ago. If you check Accents, type in Jade or Crassula, a listing of Crassulas will pop up. Before replying to this thread, I Googled, either 'crassula pointed, pictures,' or 'jade pointed, pictures.' A few sites popped up. If you'd like, I can Google both names to see which worked. LMK. You know how some nurseries invent common names? When I found C.'Pointed' on Google, I assumed it was a regularly used, 'common name.' Whatever it is, lol, the Crassula I'm referring to has long, narrow, pointed, green leaves that redden from autumn to winter, 'in the right conditions, of course.' C. Pointed resembles CC's Crassula. Ilovetogrow. I really like your bench. Lots of room. Thanks for the picture. I'm always looking for new ideas, and you've just planted a seed, lol, in my mind for next spring when succulents go outside. Your C&S's look great, too. CC, HA Ha, no more plants...Right. lol I second the, 'Where have I heard that before?' announcement. Under 20.00, fantastic price. Most of your new plants cost 5.00 plus, per plant. The minimum would have cost 50.00. Think how much you saved! Explain this huge savings to your husband; I'm certain he'll be happy hearing how much he saved, lol. Toni