Solved 5 in total plant ids please

I have been donated these unsold plants from a recent sale, but they are either unlabelled or the label has faded. I am preparing them for sale at a local charity so really need to confirm what they are !
Apologies for the rubbish focus on some, I will try and take some more later if it helps . 1 & 2. above

3. above 4. above
5. Above

 

I’m not sure, but I think this:
1. Box honeysuckle
2. Impatiens (Busy Lizzie)
3. ?
4. Privet?
5. Foxglove

 

Thanks @Scotmac , the foxglove makes sense (as does the Impatiens). I've been staring at them all morning but nothing came to mind

 

3/ might be an aloe

 

Think you might be right @flounder ,there are faint white spots on the leaves. Are they tough enough to be left outside do you know, or they are more of a houseplant?

 

4 could be a cotoneaster. 3 could be an agapanthus.

 

I thought Cotoneaster for no 4 @ViewAhead , so I reckon I will go for that with the possible addition of a question mark .

 

I would agree, didn’t look quite like a privet!

 

No 3 is Aloe vera

 

Picture no1 right hand side could be Catharanthus, sometimes called Vinca.

 

Thanks @pete . Never heard of Catharanthus, I am off to do some research

 

Virtuosa - Sakata Ornamentals

 

I am very inclined to agree with @ViewAhead's I.D. and I have verbascum seedlings that look like No. 5

 

I think you're right @pete ,the markings on the leaves and the flower shape look identical. I have put it in a pot in the lounge temporarily as I thought it was a type of houseplant.
Do you think I should "market it" as such ?
Would it survive indoors for longer ?

 

@Ladybird4 , I looked at the (very) faded label on no 5 and by squinting like mad could just make out the word "foxglove" . It does look Verbascum like l agree. Could be a surprise for someone!