I agree with some IDs given, but I'll tweak some of them. Good job on the lot so far, Brandon, Karen & Hong!! Nice gift to receive, Fluffy Clou(d). =) 1. Portulacaria afra f. variegata 2. Portulacaria afra 3. Crassula ovata 4. Aeonium (possibly A. arboreum) 5. Senecio kleiniiformis 6. either Sedum rubrotinctum (etiolated) or if very small, Sedum album (etiolated) 7. possibly xGraptosedum? Whatever it is, it has a virus or some other ailment (deformed leaf growth). I'd check for insects in the crevices. I'd quarantine it & let it grow out, if it's going to. 8. maybe xGraptosedum 'California Sunset' 9. Sedum burrito (Burro's Tail is another Sedum) Echeveria (wait till it grows some/changes color & post again) Does the inflorescence have any buds/blooms on it? Would be great to see, if so. Looks like an xPachy-something or an xGrapto-something Kalanchoe blossfeldiana (leaf size is variable-from very small to very large). If it blooms, come back & show us a pix, please. Great haul!! This post was edited by rosemariero on Sun, Dec 29, 13 at 19:15

Thanks caliloo - wow you are good! I'm 99% sure #4 is Fried Green Tomatoes - but I never would have remembered on my own. Guacamole sounds right too. #2 is a bit early, I agree. I'll try and post a pic in a few weeks. I don't mean to second guess you, but are you pretty sure #3 is Francis Williams? I have another FW planted just a few feet away - I certainly didn't mean to plant the same plant so close together. Thanks again for your help.

Thank you much for identifying the plant.

Could definitely be lettuce but it also looks like a brassica to me, plus the way it has been harvested. Honestly it is pretty hard to tell at this point, unless you have a lot of experience with bolted plants, which I don't. If you want to taste it go for it, but probably the best place for it is in the compost. Unless you know the history it isn't really a great idea to save seeds from bolted plants. You could be growing something prone to bolting, or it could have crossed with a neighbor, or been a hybrid.