Hi Greendale,
I can only id two plants for you. Picture #6 is a Kalanchoe, either thyrsiflora or luciae...you will have to wait until it blooms to know which. It goes by many nicknames including Paddle Plant and Flapjacks. In the last picture, the spindly looking plant in the back is a Euphorbia tirucalli. It is often called a pencil cactus, but it isn't a cactus at all.

Nancy

Last picture 5 o'clock some Euphorbia hybrid. be careful Euphorbia sap is toxic. Don't let your daughter touch it

Euphorbia tricornis, had one of those!

GL,

You mean 'trigona', right?

And there's another Euphorbia (at 12 o'clock) in the pot - E. tirucalli, the sap of which can be equally virulent.

Thanks for the Pencil Cactus clarification. Although I put in the cactus garden, I knew it is not cactus - thought it is a fire stick plant. The Euphorbia it is @5 clock is a cutting, can it root?

Anybody knows what are the plants in the first 4 pictures?

Thanks again

Oops, Firestick plant is Euphorbia tirucalli.

Picture 5 top left might be Dudleya farinosa. This is a pretty variable plant whose populations are very different from one another but I got one from Lowe's this spring and it was actually identified. I do see a few like it in the google images that are like it. I am not secure about this ID.

I too wondered if that was a Dudleya there. It amazes me that people see D.s at any big box store...never seen one over here, anywhere, let alone at Lowe's.

I apologise, it is trigona, getting it confused with grandicornis!

And the first plant is a Sedum, I had one but I forgot the species name. Alternifolia I think.