Bell shaped blooms ( photo / image / picture from flower1lady2000's Garden ) I'm sorry but I don't know how to describe this plant. ( photo / image / picture from flower1lady2000's Garden )
I'm not too certain about your top one. Is it a wildflower or in your garden? You've got loads of Gentiana in the US, and this could be one. It could also be a Campanula of some sort. The last one looks like a grass, but I'm no good with grasses.
Top one is a Campanula rather than a Gentian. The second one looks rather like a Sedge rather than a grass. Are the leaves three cornered?
The second one is a Carex and their very difficult to key out, even more so with a picture, but at least you've got a genus. As for the first one, I agree with Palustris.
Thank you so much for your help, I have a lot of plants that I cannot identify. A friend brought me a lot of plants this afternoon and I'm sure I won't know what all of them are when they get bigger and start blooming. I am so thankful for friends who share their plants even if I never learn their names. Thanks again. flowerlady
Perhaps I discovered the name of the second plant, it disappeared over night so maybe it's a disappearing plant. LOL There is absolutely no sign that a plant was ever there so it's certainly a mystery to me. I am glad I made the picture so I won't think I'm losing my mind. flowerlady
What, somebody took it from your yard? I was going to ask for a shot of the leaves, but I guess you won't be able to do that now.
Please don't do that, flower1lady, since the posts might be helpful for other people with mystery plants.
