Hey plant people! mr subjunctive, I think you nailed the first plant. It does have the same markings of warneckii. In anycase, I also vote dracaena. I'm absolutely curious about #3. I'll post the begonia in the begonia forum. Is there anyone who can id #3? I've been researching peperomia and haven't found anything similar, but thanks for the input seaecho1. I'll keep looking into peperomia sites.

there is a very active houseplant forum ... once you get all the names ... general observation ... a lot of non draining pots ... perhaps old media ... also.. have they always been this close to that big window ??? ... a few might look light deficient.. but they shouldnt be by this window ... ken

Definitely agree with liriope and oleabder I am not sure the 2nd one is texas sage but maybe. Its hard to get a sense of how big the leaves are. Agree azalea is possible for the next. That might explain why it is yellow, because they are hard to grow in most of texas, with the eastern part of the state being the exception. I wouldn't tear up the garden yet, with the exception of the azalea maybe, You might have some perennials in there

Thank you so much to each of you for identifying my plants. Yes, I am going to separate them and care for them. I love African Violets. When I first got this plant, it had purple flowers. The ficus elastica already has a new shoot. China Doll? I've never heard of that but it looks delicate and very pretty. Thanks again for all your help, I am going to enjoy them!