Have found these in the garden. Are they plants or weeds. Have lots of the last one, so guess they are weeds but wanted to check before I dig them up. Thanks
1. and 2. Agree with Marran...Polygonatum hybridum or similar...common name Solomons Seal. 3. and 4. Agree .....Digitalis purpurea ....common name Foxglove.
No need to apologise, @Gardeninggirl36, we were all beginners once, and we enjoy answering ID questions! That pink-flowered plant, the pelargonium, looks like the lemon-scented one, I don't know it's name. Pinch a leaf and sniff your fingers. I have a very similar plant, but paler pink. I agree with @Dovefromabove about the bluebell, I think it's the Spanish one, Hyacinthoides hispanica, about which controversy rages. They can be invasive and very hard to get rid of, and get cross-pollinated with the native bluebell, Hyacinthoides non-scripta, and the resulting hybrid is more of a thug than the Spanish.
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3. and 4. Agree .....Digitalis purpurea ....common name Foxglove.
2. Pelargonium possibly a type with scented leaves
3. Bluebell seedhead?
4. More auriculas?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.