Thanks i think you are right about the roselle

Top looks like Nigella damascena - Love-in-a-Mist. Second is an Artemisia, probably A vulgaris - Mugwort.

thanks floral

I agree on both rosella and mugwort. Unless you plan to harvest it vigorously for herbal use, I would not let the mugwort continue. Pull it up by the roots and repeat as new shoots come up. It is a very aggressive spreader. For me, it spreads worse than any mint. Roselle is a very beautiful plant. I've grown it but it is a bring inside for the cold season plant for me.

FataMorgana

1st looks like wild carrot (Queen Anne's Lace) - daucus carota. They are biennial and self seed where there is open soil.

Scrunch and sniff some foliage of no.1 If it's Daucus carota it will smell carotty.

I can't get a very clear look at number 2 but if an artemisia, could it not be tarragon, Artemisia dracunculus? Foliage appears similar. Would have a quite distinctive scent if so.

1st one has no carrot smell, and here is another picture of number 2 it does not have that beautiful smell of mugwort
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here is a pic of my mugwort
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Are you prepared to sacrifice one of the feathery ones? Love-in-a- Mist has a yellow root and is quite hard to pull out

I support Artemisia dracunculus. Artemisia douglasiana, what we call mugwort around here, has much larger leaves.