Jade. I had one spring up from an occupied indoor flowerpot in the city. No idea where the seed could have come from.

Yea I think you are correct. I just looked at some picture and they do look the same. Thanks!!

Euphorbia milii?? It's REALLY hard to see, but from the vaguish image & your description, I'd guess that. I'd also guess more frequent, heavier watering would grow more foliage.

That mystery plant is Mullein! http://kswildflower.org/flower_details.php?flowerID=46 http://www.altnature.com/gallery/mullien.htm Grows all over the rolling hills, they make are real neat ground cover the first year, soft leaves covering the ground. Flowers smell sweet and delicate. I would suggest cutting the seed head off when it starts to brown out and die, transfer to a location where you would not mind lots of these growing and they will self seed where you place or plant seed. It is a wonderful lung herb and also works well in a pinch as an emergency toilet paper! .... so I've been told.......