The first one is for an Apple MacBook Pro. That's not the current connector style, so it's probably an older MBP. Which specific model depends on the wattage of the adapter; the higher the wattage, the bigger the screen on the MBP. The second one looks like it goes to a Dell laptop or notebook. I don't know their line well enough to be more specific. The third is kind of hard to tell (would be easier to tell with a head-on shot of the connector) but it looks from here like a generic charger for either a mobile phone or tablet or maybe even something like a digital picture frame. There might be more clues (i.e., a recognizable brand name) on either the back or the plug side of the adapter.

Thanks GG.... C_P.. You should see my yard. There's a moss that is very fine ..velvet-like, that has captured 25% of it. I live on the edge of a marsh. I personally like the moss. (kinda have to like it - or spend big $$ fighting nature) House is in the trees.. the other 'moss' is out in the pasture. I thought it must be an evergreen, but then GG says; "(although some mosses are remarkably drought tolerant!!)" ...so maybe, because it's mostly dry up front. Thanks again. Jim

Nice catch about the flower remains, Ragna. I *think* I actually have the same plant, which is why I posted it. Though mine hasn't showed any flowers. They self-seed prodigiously, so it probably isn't going away for the OP, and I understand when you pull it up, you often leave behind an active root. It's pretty and native, but formally invasive.

Thank you. It looks similar but has up to 30 ribs. I like it though. Cheers