Its not a veg, that I know its perennial I Summer sowed it ..and lost the tag. That's all I know on it never did see a flower..

It's a Cryptanthus (Earth Star) and seems to be getting used to it's new home. The coloration is a sign that it likes the higher light content, it's not a sign of impending flowering. Now, calm down! ;-)

I agree with DtD on the foxglove. The ones in the Proven Winner pots look like a Campanula. The second unknown looks like some type of nightshade (genus Solanum) a weed. Does it have an odd odor? If so, it's Solanum. "Weed should be more upright" looks like a weed to me, pigweed (genus Amaranthus.) (Can you tell there are lots of opportunities in my garden to ID weeds; it's what I get for using horse manure . . . but it's free, so I weed and mulch.) A great book I just got is called 'Weeds of the Northeast" by Uva, Neal, & Ditomaso. Has keys, good photos, and seems to be pretty complete. You can google for images to check also. Keep that tomato hornworm!!!!! It has been parasitized by a tiny nonstinging wasp. The white things are the wasp eggs. The hornworm won't eat any more of the tomato, the little wasps will hatch out and will parasitize other horn worms. (They eat the hornworms from the inside out . . . gross, but helpful in controlling the hornworms.) Just so it's clear - the wasps won't bother you (I don't even know what they look like & they are definitely in my garden) so don't worry that they are called wasps.

petz2 where are you? It could have been raccoons or ring-tailed cats (coatis)Bassarius astutus. Coatis only live out west & S America. I think raccoons appear everywhere in the US. I've never seen a coati but the site I googled said they make soumds similar to raccoons & I have heard 'coons fighting that sounded like something from a sci-fi movie. They are loud, make long growly sounds & screech like a wildcat.HTH Susan