The second photo is definitely an aphid. They can do some harm. Not sure what to do but I'm sure there are pesticides if you see a lot of them

Thanks, DBrown.

I have never had an aphid like that one before. But, there's a ton of different types of aphids. Good to know.

The first insect looks like a lacewing to me. That's a good guy!

The second is an aphid. Lacewings eat aphids.......

Linda

Neither is a bad guy. Aphids can be if they are in large numbers and they can be blasted off the plant with plain water. Lacewing is definite good guy.

If no damage on plants and numbers are few, give anyone the benefit of a doubt rather than assuming they are bad.

Dave

First one is an immature grasshopper (or maybe katydid or tree cricket)--look at the hind legs.

Definitely NOT a lacewing (immature lacewings are ferocious-looking larvae and adults have, well, lacey wings) and definitely an herbivore.

Aphids, with wings, bend legs ?!?
I agree wit "fori" on Second one : grasshopper/cricket or something in that category.

Here is a link to an aphid photo for comparison. Wings and all.

Here is a link that might be useful: aphid photo