The only coneflowers that should be in that area are Rudbeckia hirta and R. laciniata. Those don't fit. Maybe it is one of the Heliomeris species.

I looked up senecio glabellus, and that's it, Rhonda! Not only are the flowers the same as the pictures on the internet, the leaves are too, which is the key. Thanks so much for the ID - I think it's a pretty little plant. And thanks for the input cjbspokane! Sherry

For 2 I'd go with a Veronica species. 3 is definitely not Periwinkle. It's Hesperis matronalis imo. The only plant I can find called 'Fly Poison' is Amianthemum and I can't see any resemblance between it and no.1. (Amianthemum is toxic in all parts and was apparently used to kill flies in the past) The pictures for the first one are really difficult to interpret. A Silene seems a possibility but there is too little clear detail to id for certain. The angles and focus make it very tough.

beautiful!!!!!!!!!!! If he digs me one from his yard, do they survive OK or do they not like to be disturbed??