I'll just add... Columnea or Nematanthus, Gold Fish Plant Limonium perezii, Statice or Sea Lavender Pittosporum tobira, Japanese Mock Orange

Hi peggy You may have a crinum, there is lots of variables when trying to identify them, Ive got a few and they all look different sometimes, especially without flowers. The other thing you may have received is a Hymenocallis, another relative of amaryllis and crinums. Whatever you have whenever it flowers lets have a look at a pic. Happy new year andy

I agree on IDs for 1 & 3 by Microthrix and 4 by tea tree. On #2, how large is the rosette? As Zech said, it is an Aeonium. It could be 'Zwartkop' or another hybrid. It may or may not branch, depending on which it is. Yes, it can grow tall (3 or 4 ft), now so if PIG (Planted In Ground).

Most recent news on EAB is that it may be considerably less a scourge than previously thought. Here in E. Wisconsin, even though the insect has been identified in several locations, there is nothing like an overall invasion going on. Perhaps we just haven't seen the worst yet, but for example, our DNR hung thousands of traps last summer in the N.E. quadrant of the state. The results.............zero EAB found. Trapping is being done again this year, so perhaps this will change. But sofar at least, this situation has not gotten too bad. +oM