Not sure what these are

I bought a reduced price bag of wildflower mix from Wilko's last year which had a list of the flowers in it which i threw away... Does anyone know what these are please
The top one is a bit moth eaten or should i say slug eaten

 

Hi Sonya, the first one is annual Lavatera, the white one is Ibéris (Candytuft)and the last two look like tree seedlings! Possibly cherry and sycamore? Watch out for the ferny leaved plant next to the seedling in the last photo. If it has a strong smell when touched, it's Herb Robert, a pesky weed.

 

3. Salix...weedy willow.
4. Betula....birch.

 

Thanks @noisette47 i really hope the tree saplings are cherry and sycamore, i don't mind them I'm surprised i haven't got common lime trees growing everywhere, got a very big that overhangs into the garden . The herb Robert is in a small triangular bit that i use as a wildflower section so i don't mind
I meant to put these on as well but forgot. I think the 2nd one is a blackberry but not sure, it's got thorns on the stems. If it is I'll be keeping that too

 

First one looks like Malva ( Mallow ) a very pretty plant with large flowers , similar to the Lavatera but more purple in colour.

 

Thanks @Silver surfer Good chance it is a birch there's Common lime and birch at the back of the garden.... The lime is a nightmare seed pods everywhere, surprised they're not sprouting up everywhere too

 

Managed to get a pic of this intact, found the culprit yesterday... tiny green Caterpillar

 

Definitely Lavatera Sonya. I grew them from seed two years ago.

 

Thanks @Sheal be suprised if mine last two months the way the slugs, snails and little green caterpillars/grubs are munching their way through most of my plants

 

It's been a particularly wet summer and an invitation for them to munch their way through everything. Let's hope next year is better.

 

You may like the malvas Fat Controller. Dwarf versions. Alba esp is a favourite of mine but Primley Blue is good too.

 

I know, typical British weather. Can't do a lot with the garden lately grounds too wet and doesn't drain away. Slugs and snails are having a beano with my plants. If i didn't have a cat I'd put pellets down

 

Thank you @KFF seems to be growing everywhere in the garden along with herb robert