Hydrophyllum virginianum

Rudbeckia sullivantii

Wrong, an Erigeron species. Are the leaves clasping or sessile?

Oenothera biennis

Yucca flaccida

Wrong, it's a daffodil.

Malus?

I believe the 'Yucca' is just daffodils. Some cut off hollow bloom stems are visible. I don't know the Rudbeckia mentioned but the flower buds look a lot like an Erigeron to me.

I agree floral. I don't grow daffadils and the buds on the Erigeron look like Erigeron buds. 😬

Thanks for your IDs. I think the leaves are sessile on the erigeron. Plant 4 is different from plant 5, I think ,but not sure .

debra

Yes, plant 4 and 5 are definitely different, as Jay noted.

Btw if you do several pix again could you number them? It makes referring back to them easier. 😁

The leaves appear to be clasping the stem so the Erigeron is Philidelphia Fleabane, Erigeron philidelphicus. If they were sessile, then it would be Erigeron anuus.

Thanks Jay….. I did number the photos. Did those not show on your device?

debra

Thanks again

It's faster for me to take screen shots then to write out letters.More specific, more precise. You won't sue me for copywrite infringment will you?😅

I personally don't recall seeing any numbers? Philidelphia Fleabane has a larger number of ray florets, and I think is more elegant looking than Daisy Fleabane. The great thing about them is they keep all the fleas away. Free pest control. Those fleabanes can get tall, but can be shorter and bushier by giving them the Chealsey Chop. There's so many of them why not experiment and have some fun? Erigeron is primarily a western genus and there are some jewels with those species. Erigeron pulchellus looks more like a western Erigeron species.

No numbers were visible when I first looked. I'm too lazy to copy screen shots.

Nb Chelsea, after the flowers show which is held in May.