#2 Some type of Artrmesia?, #4 Verbena hastata.

#1 possibly a Viburnum sp.

peren.all & Jay 6a, Verbena hastata looks correct for #4.

1 could be one of the bush honeysuckles.

Both of the fruiting shrubs are honeysuckles

BBoy, the orange fruited shrub may be a honeysuckle, but I'm thoroughly familiar w/the common invasive Japanese honeysuckle (all over my lot) and this was not that.

Mariland has 4 Lonicera species on it's invasive plant list. Are the citrus flavored berries soft and pliable like most honeysuckles? I do remember tasting a hard orange berry at the woods, that had a citrus type flavor, and was very astringent.

I think both the red berries and the orange berries are some kind of bush honeysuckle; can't see enough detail to make a guess as to which. Those paired, juicy berries and the paired leaves are pretty diagnostic. Not all Lonicera are vines.

The second one looks like mugwort - Artemisia vulgaris (the USDA site calls it Wormwood, but I always heard mugwort.) Are the leaf undersides silvery hairy?

WW

Beng12, neither berried plant is a vine so, no, they won't be Japanese hiponeysuckle. The suggestions are that these are both shrubby honeysuckles.

Floral, the invasive Japanese honeysuckle everywhere around here is a shrub, occasionally 15-20 ft tall. I only rarely see the vine.

WW, Artemisia vulgaris looks correct for #2.

Let's try using the botanical names to clear up the confusion. Lonicera japonica, which is the species normally denoted by the common name 'Japanese Honeysuckle' is most definitely a vine. If there's nothing for it to climb it can pile itself up quite high but that doesn't stop it being a twining vine by nature. If the shrub you have in mind is definitely not a vine then it definitely isn't Lonicera japonica. Perhaps one of the shrubby invasives is known locally where you are as Japanese Honeysuckle? Which is why botanical names are the only way to be really sure what we're talking about,

There are multiple weedy Loniceras from Japan. Those berries do look like Lonicera, but I'm not quite familiar with the leaves (as to which).

Lonicera morowii

https://www.invasiveplantatlas.org/subject.html?sub=3041

Lonicera tatarica

https://www.invasiveplantatlas.org/subject.html?sub=3043

Lonicera x bella

https://www.invasiveplantatlas.org/subject.html?sub=5948