ID please

Please could someone ID please..can cutting be taken off these.Also can they be put into pots or are they better in the garden. The one in the pot was hidden under a bush and well over grown.

 

1. Maybe Lobelia Queen Victoria.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?sugexp=chrome,mod%3D5&q=Lobelia+%27Queen+Victoria%27&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=G5f0T_bFH4Tc8AOit5ywBw&biw=960&bih=485&sei=IJf0T6HFHsXR8gPq-uSbBw
2. Looks like Aucuba japonica. Common name spotted Laurel.

 

top one Lobelia queen victoria this one is tender in the winter but very easy from cuttings just put them in water to root
middle one cherry laurel ?? I think

All best in the garden soil


Spruce

 

Second one as said above is Aucuba japonica also known as spotted laurel.

It is Prunus laurocerasus which is commonly called Cherry laurel.. All very confusing !

 

The bottom one, although I have no idea what it is, looks like it's been bonsai'd.

Could it be a cedar?

 

I've had a look around and I'm now thinking the bottom picture is a Juniper.

 

Hi all and thanks foryour posts.looked into the Juniper and it is one. I would like to see if I could make it into a bonsai.Have started so time will tell The Spotted Laurel Is a large size plant.When can I take cutting from this.. again I'd like to keep in a large pot and also see if it will be happy outside in the front garden in soil.