Not likely, as vein count is too low. Without seeing the full clump and having real measurements, it's hard to ID.

Uteas, The dark one kinda reminds me of several types - dark portuguese or sals fig both that were grown here but discarded around 2011/2012. That light color fig is something i never ever grow its a long story going back to my childhood growing up with figs. All my figs are Dark purple types always. In short i never have grown a light colored fig . Jolly tiger a variegated fig (Chimera class) and no longer have died in storage ,teased quite a bit in past because everyone said Dieseler has a light colored fig - but wrong although it looked like a panache with its stripes that faded as it turned purple when ripe a large fig whose taste was bland on personal palate. But absolutely beautiful leaves. Is it possible you had other cuttings and somehow root what you thought were mine i have to ask because that light color fig is just something i never had and yours looks ripe not early picked. Martin

I believe the pictures are a generic couple...placed in the locket to sell. Back a few years, inexpensive lockets always had a picture in them as did a wallet with picture folders and picture frames. And the hair styles on those people look more like 1960 than 39.

too many requests in one post ... imo .... second pick looks like alysum ... another pic .. the blue flowers are annual bachelor buttons ... aka cornflower .. and in my coffeee buzz... i cant think of the latin name ... last pic reminds me of forget me not .. myositis... but i wonder why its blooming now ... google the names.. flip to images.. and compare ken