IDs please

owd potter

Hiya all,
would appreciate your valuable assistance and knowledge to identify these;
1. Know this as golden rod, but would like botanical name 

2. in bud and opened

3. Is this a sedum of some kind (yellow one) growing through the 'white rock' which I would also like to get the botanical name for if poss 

4. 

Thanks in advance..
Owd

Fairygirl

The first one isn't golden rod - it's the yellow loosestrife Lysimachia punctata.
[Golden rod is Solidago]
The yellow one is a sedum, but I cant remember it's name, and the pink one is as well.If @wild edges is around, he may be able to ID those.
Is the grey one Cerastium ?[snow in summer] I can't see it clearly enough.
Don't know the last one. I think a close up of the flowers would help 

owd potter

Thanks FG
3. I know as white rock, very common, but can I find its botanical name?…
here is an earlier pic of it in flower if helps and with my No 4 behind it also which is difficult to photograph well. Clouds of tiny white flowers on stalks over fern type foliage

Fairygirl

Yes - Cerastium tomentosum 

I still don't know the other white one - sorry!

Just had a thought - is it a cultivated type of Filipendula? Meadowsweet.

Fairygirl

I looked that up - and Filipendula vulgaris looks very similar.

We need @nutcutlet or @Silver surfer  

owd potter

Thanks FG,
You have made my day already with ID's on 2 of my long standing posers.
I'll hope for input from others with the remaining ones

Fairygirl

No probs. Wild edges is good on sedums/stonecrops so he may know the names on those two. The yellow one is very common - it grows all over the place, but it may just be the bog standard 'stonecrop' without a posh name, if you know what I mean! 

nutcutlet

That Fairygirl said:

I looked that up - and Filipendula vulgaris looks very similar.

We need @nutcutlet or @Silver surfer  

You are right, Filipendula vulgaris, aka Dropwort or something like that. Complete opposite to Meadowsweet, likes a very dry site

Silver surfer

It is Filipendula vulgaris "Multiplex."

https://www.bethchatto.co.uk/plants-for-damp-conditions/filipendula-vulgaris-multiplex.htm

https://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id64701/

owd potter

Thanks all.