The Chichi pepper is a jalapeno pepper called Chichimeca. It is a great one. I'm guessing if the third smelled like lavender, then it is lavender. Someone will have an answer for you. I don't know about the chives or walking onions.

The flat leaf one had a sign that said garlic chives. Walking onions look like onion plants but some had small bulblets on top.

This is great fun. Getting home sorting everything out and I wonder what is this ?sniff and try to remember well I was busy talking hmm well where are my petunias hmm mm must have set them back down somewhere and I could swear I picked up cat mint lol. I love every second. This year I have some holes ready but not near enough thank you all so much. And my new clippers will come in so handy. My other ones were cheap and dull. Too much fun.

Lol, yep, did that too. Got home, looked at everything I got, and wondered "where's that one...guess I didn't get one after all." Or "oops, got 2 of those instead of 2 different ones. Oh well."

I think I know everything I brought home except for one plant. It was not marked but looks very healthy and strong and I am guessing is an ornamental pepper. The leaves are dark green to dark purple. It was in small black square maybe 3 inch pot. Anyone know the name?

@luvncannin I brought those bean seeds from WI. My family a bit north of Madison includes my aunt (who's a botanist) and my uncle (a hobby farmer) grew those and brought me a ton. Hope some of them work down here! I haven't had room in my yard garden to test any yet.

Well I was born in Pewaukee and my mother's family was from Platteville. I still love Wisconsin. No close family left up there. Only distant cousins.

I can not wait to grow these seeds out. I am going to set up an area away from the main garden to plant these