I meant to add this pic as well. I know the tall spiky ones are some type of allium or chive, they were in the same mix as well as the other plant here. I am pretty sure this is also a delph, but the leaves look a bit different then the other ones. These have a more open palmate look to them whereas the others are more tight together.

Here's the other ones for comparison...

I dunno....the first one the leaf sections look narrower....could it just be a different variety or color, so they look a bit different?

Hunner, the first one looks clover-ish to me. Which is in the pea family so there you go. Don't know exactly what it is at that stage of development.

The second - top one I am 97% sure it's Astilbe. Different astilbes have slightly different leaves, and the ones I started indoors this spring (which are doing fabulously BTW!) went through several different leaf configurations while they grew. The bottom one, dunno. Sorry.

The last one, perhaps it is Dog Mustard, Erucastrum gallicum? Hope it's something nicer than that but the leaves looks mustardy.

That one's a delph for sure.

Ok, here are my guesses.

#1 looks like it is Baptisia (False Indigo)

#2 The plant in the top left corner, if it isn't astilbe then it could be Aruncus (goat's beard). I don't recognize the bottom plant though.

#3 I also have one of these growing in a w/s container, so I'd like someone to id for you too!

#4 Yes, it's a delph. Different varieties can have somewhat different looking foliage.

Hope this helps.

The first photo could be an Amorpha (Lead Plant). And the second photo, plant on the left could also be an Aruncus (Goatsbeard). It does look like Astilbe, too, but I don't know if GN would put Astilbe seed in a zone 2 mix - I thought they were normally listed more as a zone 4. And I think that's a Delph, too. Some have more serrated leaves.

We posted at the same time, Laurie, and Baptisia was what I was thinking of...duh, the old brain fails me again. glad I got the Aruncus right. Off I go to find some memory pills.

When I said the last one was Dog Mustard I meant #3 because #4 wasn't there yet. Pretty sure that's what it is. Click photos for closeups.

Here is a link that might be useful: Dog Mustard

Yup, it does look like dog mustard in my w/s. At least my weeds are getting more exotic, rather than plain ol' dandelions and thistle!lol

Well I think that might be in the same family as dog mustard, but a different variety. The leaves on mine continue all the way up the stem but in those pics the leaves seem to be more of a basal rosette. The flowers look different too. The ones on the other plant looked more like very small daisy like flowers, they werent held on stalks away from the plant, just at the tip of a branch of leaves.
Anyway, guess I'll rip it out!

Just wondering if the second pic, bottom right could be pulsatilla. It looks similar to the ones I started this year.
I also thought the other one could be aruncus.

The pulsatilla foiliage looks more soft and feathery, this is stiffer, almost plastic like.
I wish there was a way to google using an image...to find like plants. Its hard to find a plant that you don't know the name for!

Miracle of miracles...I think I may have IDed it.
Partridge Foot....this foliage looks very much like mine.

Here is a link that might be useful: PartridgeFoot

Your 2nd photo, plants on the bottom right, looks to me like Papaver alpinum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Alpine Poppy