I need a plant identification. I planted seeds and forgot to label them. I do not know if it is an annual or a perennial. Betty

Seed packs with multiple varieties are not sold with perfect seeds of the varieties named. They are a way to get rid of otherside not saleable seeds such as experimental seeds. Most will have probably 3 of the varieties that are low cost and then a proportion of other seeds are added and maybe you get all 5 plus some more. But more then likely some of those 5 have cross pollenated seeds. lets say they buy 100 pounds of seed and test grow some and find out there is 1% of crossed or another variety mixed in. They can dump those seeds in seed mixes but they can not sell them as pure variety without problems. Hungarian hot seeds are very low cost seeds so they can use them as filler seeds. If you want to save pure seeds I highly recommend you avoid seed mix packages and buy good high quality pure seeds to start out with.

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The top half of photo 5 also might be creeping charlie (which my niece discribes as smelling like herbal shampoo) AKA Glechoma - photo 2 might be also. I agree with Nepeta (cat mint, not catnip) on 1, thyme on photo 3 Not sure about the bottom half of 5. 4 might be Rudbeckia with perhaps wild carrots (feathery foliage which would smell like carrots if it is) AKA Queen Anne's lace.