Morning walk in the garden...

can someone identify these please, Are any of these weeds?

 

Hmm not much use on flowers generally but I'd agree on the first being a bluebell - used to have a load in an old house of mine, and I was forever being told that you are not supposed to be allowed to remove them. Not sure if it was actually true, though.

Last one does look like chives, or possibly an iris of some sort?

Just reading back realise that's almost completely useless by way of information, but we all do our best!!

Cheers, Tom

 

Perhaps:
Bluebells
Muscari
Vinca Major
Bit early to tell but could be many things.

Or perhaps not.

Fens

 

At a guess.

1. Bluebell
2. Plantain...........do the leaves have ridges running along them?
4. Chives

 

Here's my contribution:
Not sure that no.1 are bluebells, but no.2 definitely is.
No. 3, agree with Armandii, it's Saponaria (Soapwort), quite attractive pale pink flowers in summer, but it can be rather invasive.
No. 4, I'm with Armandii on this one too, looks like Chives.
I have a sneaking suspicion that no. 1 could be Tradescantia.

Confused yet?

 

The fourth one looks like one of my hostas

 

Harry break one of the stems on the fourth plant, if it's chives it will smell like onions. If not it could be Jonquils, so don't eat it.

 

1. bluebell
2. Some kind of allium - do the smell test!
3. recognizable but don't remember -
4. chives, I should think, smell test too

 

No.1 looks like Spanish Bluebells to me as opposed to our more delicate English ones..

No.2 could be 'Snakeshead' Fritillary?? or Allium

 

Thanks for the replies guys, its a great help. I done the smell test on the 4pic and does smell like onions.

 

ive uploaded a few more pics of picture 3 above there seems to bit a of confusion hope it helps.