Neither are wayetii. That I can say for sure. The second one is pubicalyx. The first one presents a bit more of a challenge. On first glance, I would say it is hoya sp aff burtoniae. It was sold in a lot of big box stores as DS-70 or bilobata. If the leaves are very rigid and have a bit of a fuzzy feeling to them, that makes me a bit more confident about my ID.

What do you want to identify? Jonathan Green sells a lot of stuff. If you still have the bag, a good approximation of what you have is listed in the Guaranteed Analysis on the bag.

Restoration Hardware, 54 inches and no longer available ( screen shot second pic ) There are many with similar appeal. : ) at 48/54 inches https://www.visualcomfort.com/presidio-large-linear-lantern-s5177/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAofieBhDXARIsAHTTldqFLfFqHyy_2MW2VnETaVZfGO4SVmDyLSfwYqAmjsLpHuzABiqvt9oaAlr6EALw_wcB#2461=36031&1651=11691 https://www.visualcomfort.com/malik-large-linear-chandelier-s5915/#2461=36031&1651=11271

It's right back of his new house. So, when you see something, say something. His children are old enough to understand what you tell them, although the youngest is only 4. It's all part of learning, out where they live. It sounds like you'd have to eat more than one berry to get really sick but it's not a chance you really want to take. Thanks for the information, Dave and floral. bill