Nice! Unsure on the echies but I think you've got all the others right. The flapjack will outgrow this space quite fast, at least mine did in my succulent dish :O

Near End of Summer 2015 It was time to re-pot some of these succulents. About six weeks ago the "leggy" ones got cut back and re-rooted. Most of them are back in the same pot on the left. I decided to leave the crowded pot on the right alone assuming it won't do much growing in the house over the winter. Left over plants are in the two top pots and I haven't decided what to do with them. The Blue Chalk Sticks, in the upper right corner of the pot on the left, have been cut back about three times. They grow like weeds.

Now this is not acceptable. How can I know what I need hen you don't have their names...what are the peach and reds ones (two photos) on the top row? And the last one on the bottom row? And the first and second ones on the second row? Beautiful blooms for aure! kay

The green and white with Elegans is your run of the mill variegated hosta. It was here when we moved in... The only type of hosta that was here 6 yrs ago. I have not had the heart to replace them with something more interesting yet, since they fill in the space nicely where they are. I have interpolated some lilies with those two and its a struggle for the lilies to get taller than the hosta leaves in spring. Elegans swallowed one lily this year so it had to move across into the big bed. gabby, we are right over the MD line in PA and it usually gets into the teens for the coldest part of winter. Not this year of course!