It looks like, Crassula perforata. (String of buttons) Billy Rae

It reminds me of one that was given to me at one of the Texas Rose Rustlers lottos one year. Among our circle it is just called "Single Pink China". I don't recall who brought it to our meetings first. If it's a china, it will do wonderfully in your climate, though. Allison

You have Serviceberry or Shadblow AKA Amelanchier sp. The fruit is infected with Cedar/Apple rust, otherwise it is a beautiful tree. Sam

Those pictures look like nutrient deficiencies to me. Compost has to break down before plants can absorb its nutrients. I would suggest foliar feeding with a complete formula that also contains micronutrients. Spray generously so that some of the nutrient liquid drips into the soil where it can also be absorbed by the roots. I use several commercial soluble nutrient formulas, including Miracle-Gro and Better-Gro. For foliar feeding, you don't want the stuff to be too concentrated, so I dilute it to about one teaspoon per gallon. If you will be spraying flower petals, which are extra sensitive, I would use only about one quarter teaspoon per gallon. You could increase that to one tablespoon per gallon if you were not foliar spraying, but just watering the plant with a nutrient drench. ZM