hi there

if you have so many IDs, it is easier for everyone if you splitt them

otherwise, scrolling gets very tiresom...

1 Eupatorium (fistulosum?) joe pye weed

2) Physocarpus, Nine bark?

3 Spiraea bumalda (Asian, summerflowering)

4 + 5 quite sure that both pics show flowering ground elder

6 definetely something from the poppy family, no clue what exactly

which zone are you in, with frost or without?

7) ?

Too many plants in one post, it would be a lot easier for people to answer if you split it up.

6. Looks like Glaucium flavum.

4 5 Aegopodium podagraria

I agree with Linaria on the IDs

7 is Parahebe perfoliata

ACKKK! That is one big and healthy patch of goutweed, that plant is my nemesis, you will need to keep an eye on that as it spreads insanely, roots, stems, seeds and it will steam roller EVERY LiVING THING.

Agree, joepye and if not culverts root, although with the purple stems, Joe Pye, ninebark, spirea, oenethera or poppy, and finally an ???

No ??? :-) #7 is without doubt Parahebe perfoliata. And the poppy-like plant has also been correcty ID'd as Glaucium flavum or yellow horned poppy.

OK. I cannot personally ID it if I have never seen it. I‘m in a different growing zone.

https://savvygardening.com/goutweed/

https://laidbackgardener.blog/2016/05/20/getting-rid-of-goutweed/

thanks all, will make sure to make individual posts next time!