First of all, I must say you have chosen a house with a lovely garden. Congratulations on your new home. For i.d. purposes it is best to have a close up of just one plant per photo so that we know what we are talking about, but I will have a stab at a few of them. The low variegated ground cover is a Lamium sp. The small plants with white flowers are Vinca. The three round shrubs are probably Box. The white flowers behind them are Hydrangeas. The white daisy flowers near the gas? meter are Shasta daisies. The shrubs near the pink bird feeder might be Azaleas. The large leafed variegated plants are Hostas. Please post more photos when you can! Cheers, Dee.

Thanks for the help! I saw a variegated form of the podagraria in the neighborhood today, indeed it looked more controled than mine. I'll be trying to eliminate it shortly. From what I found on the web, the Thlaspi perfoliatum doesn't seem very desireable. Is that right or am I missing something? I'll probably eliminate it as well. Now to start reading up on how to prune these bushes. Poor things look to have been neglected for quite a while. We have two forsythia that have been hedge trimmed for so long that they had only 2-3 blossoms each, and they are huge forsythia. That is indicative of the rest of the yard as well. Time to rescue. Mike

First one is a Hawthorn (Cratageus sp.). Second is a Cosmo. Third is Gaillardia. Five looks like perhaps a Coreopsis (would be good to see the foliage). Six looks like another Cosmo. Seven does look like a grape vine.

Thanks so much carol23, you helped a lot! I have another camellia on the side of my house that I took pictures of. I was actually thinking that it was a Camellia but wasn't positive. I didn't notice until you identified this camellia that the two plants were the same thing. The yucca plant seems interesting. Thanks again Mindy PS Hope somebody can identify picture five of my groundcover. I don't like it and hope I can get it out of there.