1. Verbena Rigida 2. Texas Dandelion (Pyrrhopappus multicaulis) 3. Yellow Flax (Linum rigidum var. Berlandieri) 4. Looks like Oxalis drummondii, but not 100% positive about that. http://www.sbs.utexas.edu/bio406d/images/pics/oxl/oxalis_drummondii.htm 5. Maybe Self Heal (Prunella vulgaris) http://wildflower.utexas.edu/plants/result.php?id_plant=PRVU

#1 is indeed a swallowwort - the more common name for Cynanchum spp. It is a terrible invasive as mentioned - it is harmful to have around because of its impact to butterflies and its aggressive nature in wooded areas. Remove and discard before the pods open. Seeds go airborne rather than just drop. Totally agree on the Floral's ID on the other two.

Yes. That is a rarer one EA sells. I have never seen it around here. But i did find one last year at a local garden center. I just put it outside on saturday. I got mine in a 6 inch pot and immediately put it in an 8 inch. It grew very nicely last year. Be careful about watering that one. they are easy to rot.

Great I was hoping it was especially as share the same name 😄 I live in England (London). I gave it a trim in the spring from upstairs with long clippers as it was on the roof! It’s very bushy near the top due to lack of pruning and training that high up. I need to get up there with a ladder and take thw depth off it and train the thicker stems at the top. It’s nice having a fragrant rose that high as you can pull them towards you from the bedroom windows to smell 😂 here is a picture of the full plant: