1, 2 - echinacea? 3. Eupatorium 'chocolate' 5. Sedum 6. Sempervirens? 7. Sedum Heuchera 'palace purple' Echinacea? Dianthus Hosta

Rhizo - Thanks for posting. Absolutely right. Plants growing on side of buildings cause three major problems: damaging roots growing into the structure itself, invites moisture, and invites insects. It looks pretty, but I would never have any vine of any type growing on my home. I plant all foundation plantings with the rootball center at least three feet from the house. I actually keep a yardstick in my gardening tools for this - works great! Virginia creeper is a terrible, terrible plant down here in Florida. If it gets away from you (grows without your noticing), the lateral roots easily get an inch thick or more - and then you can't even yank them up. It becomes a major project to remove even a few feet of it. Carol

ok, i will rehydrate for better picture and post it here again. All i know is it is dried for tea, local people drink its tea for curing some (people say all) cancer types and it's really working. There are people i know who drink this tea (1Lt/day for 30 days or so...) and get rid of cancer cells completely. I got this weed from an old person from Akhisar (Turkey) region and he is not saying where he get it from :) I'm trying to identify it to make research about it. Thanks for the opinions.

I have tried a dozen times to post the 2nd pic