What are these 4 plants please?

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  1. cathyland

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    Thank you very much for helping me again for the identification of these plants, just want to know if they are weeds or flowers plants.:)

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    Aconitum? or Cosmos?
     
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    Or 2 could be Love in a Mist, but you are probably right with Cosmos Kristen..
    3. Viola or Wild Pansy
    4. Looks like one of the Stitchwort family.. Are the flowers pink or do they come out white & turn pink.?
    Thinking about #1 for a minute
     
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    3 looks like a small aubretia
     
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    Hmm could be Jen but I still think it is a wild pansy, only the flower heads are looking down, well I think.. Another name for the wild pansy or viola tricolour is Heartsease.. An amazing little plant... :sunny: You find it self seeded all over the place..
    A Modern Herbal | Heartsease
     
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    1. Can I toss Wallflower into the mix. ?
     
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    1/ Dianthus,
    2/ Nigella or Feverfew
    3/ Viola
    4/ don`t know.:dbgrtmb:
     
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    1) Longshot: Gypsophila?? - bit early to be flowering though.
     
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    I am still doubt if the no 2 will turn to be cosmos, for i also have some seedling of cosmos too. :what:

    The no4 is directly came out to be pink color mini flower. :)
     
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    I think you are right, mine is just coming into flower now, everything seems to be really early and all coming at once here.


    I think number 2 is larkspur
     
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    :yay: Ooh yes I think you could be right about Larkspur for number 2, I had forgotten that one... :D

    :scratch: Well if it bloomed with pink flowers I think #4 could be Marsh Speedwell, don't be confused by the name as it is very common in gardens ... :WINK1: :D
     
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    sorry for late reply, i was waiting these 4 little plants flowering time, and this is how it look for the first one; little white flowers.[​IMG]

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