What are these plants please?

I was given these plants some time ago but would like to know what they are before planting to give me an idea of size and whether they are perennials etc. Thanks

 

1.
2. Nigella damascena...common name love-in-a-mist,.
3.
4.

 

1. Clary Sage
2. Nigella (love-in-a-mist). It's an annual. If you let the seed pod dry, then you can shake the seed where you want it to flower next. They may flower this year too.
I've got masses of them.

 

Thanks

 

Thank you.

 

No 3 possibly Gaura?

 

Looked this up. Yes could be. ‘Spiky’ bits not so pronounced as images I’ve looked at but very like the flower shape.

 

no 3.- Zooming in a bit the flowers remind me of Clarkia?
or is it a climber possibly

 

I pretty sure 3 isn't a Gaura. I'm not sure it's Clarkia judging by the leaves, the flowers look a bit like large shrubby salvias but it's not one of those.
Number 4, honeysuckle ??

Agree with 1 & 2 .

 

Well I’ve found a space and it’s planted so we’ll see!!

 

4. Interesting..been thinking.
Not Lonicera.
Lonicera ...common name Honeysuckle has opposite leaves.
Struggling to get a good look at this plant...have turned pic and trimmed it, lightened it.
Very shortly the flowers on it will be open.

Kitty52 Do please add clear pic showing the flowers to this thread

 

Agree not the best of photos. May wait for one of the buds to open. Might make it easier.

 

Any ideas about pic 3 and the white flowers @Silver surfer ?

 

Sorry AnniD Been puzzling over 3.
More clearer pics might be helpful.

Not sure that Clarkia fits.

Gaura leaves are not a match.
Name has been changed.
Below is my pic Oenothera lindheimeri Gaudi white syn Gaura lindheimeri gaudi white.

"Gaura leaves are typically narrow and lance-shaped, often described as elliptical with slightly toothed margins"

 

Thanks for comments. Picture 3 plant only has one flower so far. I’ll wait until a few more come out to get a better photo and repost.