Take some photos and ask the staff at a gardencenter (place where they sell plants).

Sure put the pictures up, at least we can lead you in the right direction.

In addition to the garden centers, don’t forget the Master Gardeners associated with the Cooperative Extension Service in your county……assuming you are in the US. Contact them and ask for help. To find them on the web, type (your state) Cooperative Extension Service and then follow the sites down to get your county office telephone number.

Try entering the name of your state along with [weeds photos] - leave the brackets out - into Yahoo search. You should find some sites that have photos of weeds for your area. It took me a little bit of web browsing, but last week I was able to identify a “clammy choke cherry” that’s growing in my Mother’s yard. It’s just that one site said it was a weed and another that it was a wild flower.

1.Asiatic lily, 2.columbine, 3.nasturtium, 4tuberous begonia, 5.bleeding heart, 6.Asiatic lily, 7.pink impatient, 8. Asiatic lily. I think! Good luck!

side note to your question….once you establish what the plants are, go to the dollar store or craft store and buy the larger popcycle sticks, use a sharpie maker and write in what each plant is and place it behind the plant…then when they come up in the spring you can remember what you have.

lily,hypericum?, dollarweed, begonia, columbine, lily, ?, lily,