The California Native Plant Society may be of help.

Here is a link that might be useful: California Native Plant Society

The first one might be Turkey Mullein.
The second is a clarkia, sometimes called Godetia.
The two lupines- who knows, until they bloom they are very difficult to ID.
The yellow flower is too fuzzy for my old eyes to see.

Good luck!
Renee

The yellow flower looks like Mimulus guttatus.

The lupine with whitish foliate (last one) looks like Silver Bush Lupine (Lupinus albifrons). It has a long taproot...needs full sun, perfect drainage, no summer water.

I have never seen so many sick looking plants in one post. I don't think sharper pictures would help at all. Rethink your growing system, as it is not working. Al

Al,

These plants were uprooted and subsequently planted, as I mentioned in the original post. I had to put them in soil as soon as possible and I doubt anyone, even an experienced gardener like yourself, could have avoided the stress of transplant unless they dug out a block of dirt when moving them. These were growing in a gravel driveway and were going to be sprayed with herbicide. I saw the opportunity to save a few. That is all. I find your comment very condescending.

I apologize for not noting these plants were being rescued. If you are digging up plants and transplanting, you will have better chance for success, if you trim off some of the excess foliage, especially the bloom. I know, you did not do that, because you were looking for identification, I don't want to have to apologize again. I do wish you success with your rescue. Al