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

Not an immature wolf. Most definitely a sac spider. I find them occasionally in my apt over the winter. Like wolf spiders, they are active predators as opposed to the sit and wait/ambush of those spiders which construct prey catching webs. I just let them "do their thing".

I don't think that's a jumping spider. And if it is i have never seen or heard of it. It is very cute though. the closest i can find is this:

They are both orb weavers. I'm pretty sure that the second on is Araneus diatematus, European Garden spider (common in Europe and North America). The first one is difficult to ID since it appears to be photographed from underneath. But she is sitting in the middle of her orb web. The cute spider eating the fly has got to be one of the jumping spiders.