Round 2 ' Need help naming '

Hi
First one does look like a bramble but b careful they spread like mad! Best planted in a biggggg pot or conained in some way.

Second one is Oxalis. We buy it in pots here & love it!!!! It dies back then pops up again. I've never seen that one take over but have seem the wild one I'd say again b careful where u let it grow, maybe best in a contained place. Unless u have a large area u want covered. It would b lovely as a ground cover with bulbs in flower over head, such as Daffs. If they grow @ da same time.
4 & 5 remind me of Wild Calif. natives but duno the names.

Best of luck.

Thank you
The bramble is currently along the whole of the back garage wall and creeping round by the pond.
Is it a Blackberry bush because if it is i'll leave it and just keep it under control.
If not then i'll dig it up LOL
#2 is pretty when it covers the ground. I usually have bedding plants there and then it grows around and under them :)

1. all brambles will produce blackberries but they will spread.
2. is a little yellow flowered oxalis and it will spread and can be a thug.
3.looks like red campion a british native [wild flower]
4. not sure possibly a hebe
5. is oenthera or e.vening primrose.
6.is a lamium or dead nettle not sure which one there are many varieties.
7.Oxalis but again can spread like mad if not controlled.
8.No idea though looks like an elder
9 not sure but the ferny foliage is similar to nigella, love in a mist,

hope this helps.

Thank you Seaburngirl.

I didn't know all brambles produce blackberries LOL
I have been wanting to buy one for ages and all this time i've been pulling them up (shakes head at self).
Luckily #2 is only on the front border.
#3 Is very pretty and is in a pot so i'll leave it there for now.
I thought primroses were low growing plants LOL
#6 will have little purple flowers on it soon. It's in old hanging baskets.
Elder is a weed ?

primroses are, I said 3 was red campion :o) it grows up to 21/2 ft tall.
elder if it is the shrub/tree one gives you elderflowers [for wine/cordial] and then elder berries good in summer puddings. I remove them all but one as they self seed. but I am not certain at all see what others say.

I thought you said #5 was evening primrose ?
# 5 grew to about 5 ft high :O)

I will write them all on my list once they are all confirmed them go labelling LOL

yes 5 is evening primrose. it isnt related to the primula though. sorry I thought the comment on primrose was carrying on from #3. my fault as i misread it. sorry for confusing you. My head is all in a muddle after being out in the garden cold for about 6hr stoday. :o)

My fault sorry.
I spent about 2 hours in the cold and rain that was enough for me LOL
Came in looking like a drowned rat.

i hink 8 is elderberry

Two is an oxalisis it is very pretty I use it as a summer container gap filler but it is like Seaburngirl says a thug , as they only cost about a pound I just buy them each year.