1 Sunburst Locust 2 Privet 3 Helianthus possibly Helianthus maximilianii 5 Agree 6 Raphiolepis indica HTH CHris

It looks like Lycoris squamigera, aka Naked Ladies. It flowers long after the foliage has died down. In spring the foliage emerges.

In the right conditions it will flower and some like to eat the 'fruit...'

This is actually a great time of the year to start many plants from seeds. With the warm weather, they are likely to germinate very quickly. Your plants might not amount to much this year, but you can plant them out in the fall and have good sized plants next spring. I did this last year with some Daisies and Coreposis and they are now blooming in my garden. BTW, Coreposis 'Early Sunrise' is sure a blooming machine. I think that I started those seeds in mid July. Every time I have been to Merrifield Garden Center they have had a decent supply of seeds, but it is definitely not too late to order via mail-order. Below is a link to the FAQ on the Winter Sowing forum. - Brent Here is a link that might be useful: Is there Spring and Summer Sowing? (seed lists included)