Oh okay i was close, i love the color of the aloe it's pretty. The last one is a total loss to me i have no clue sedum might be right, but it looks kinda like a fat kinda enchevia just stretched from being treated bad at the store, these were about to get tossed into the trash can but i intercepted them and took um home

It's wise to plant with lots of space. The first few years, mine looked nice. But yikes! I can see I'm going to have some problems next year, especially if I don't remove a few which did the "leap" thing in a big way this year. You can always plant impatiens or whatever else you like until the hostas fill in. I don't have room for impatiens in some of my beds now. Everything is touching or almost touching.

Appears to be a member of the Rosaceae Family, possibly Geum aleppicum, which has small(about 1") 5 petal yellow flowers in summer(June-Aug). This species has variable leaves and is often difficult to identify, but should have a hairy stem. In wetland locations, can attain a height up to 5 ft. Rb

Cathy, A week is not very long - she's still adjusting, and like cats who've come from other high-stress situations like some shelters it just takes time for them to relax andfor their true nature to come out. Dont worry about in breeding or whatever - it just sounds like typical kitten behavior to me. Young animals simply dont understand about people trying to sleep and they dont know that they're hurting someone, esp if they were taken away early and didnt learn from sibs/mom how to inhibit their aggression in play situations. ... or in this situation which was probably quite chaotic and stressful. I dont care for spray bottles - like you're going to have one at your finger tips at all times? Suppose you could get a holster for it, but as Cooper wrote a simple yell of OW accompoanied by shrugging her off will suffice. I had a cat who for whatever reason liked to take a flying leap and climb me like I was a tree. This was bad enough in winter, with layers of clothing on, but in summer - claws digging into bare skin - ouch! A couple of loud yells took care of it. If you arent already doing so, Id still be keeping them separate and then switching their spaces periodically so they can start getting used to each other's presence and scent but without having to confront each other all the time. Putting up a screen door temporarily is a good idea too. Let your old guy set the pace for how quickly the process takes. As much as possible, keep up your routines with him and he should have the esteemed positions like sleeping with you at night or whatever your routines were before the kitten came.