2 could be Verbena bonariensis
4 looks very much like Triodanis perfoliata, Venus's Looking-glass
5 could be Verbascum blatteria

The venus' lookin glass is definitely the plant, but the moth mullein is fuzzy and this plant is shiny, so I'm not sure about it. Not sure about the verbena either.

I think it's hyssop of kind on 5, but I'm sure I'm wrong, until they bloom, there is no real way to know.

Thanks for your efforts I truly appreciate it.

Common Mullein, V. thapsus, is fuzzy, perhaps you're thinking of that one? Verbascum blatteria is described on this page as glabrous (which means smooth), take a look at these pictures and see if they look similar to yours.

Here is a link that might be useful: Verbascum blatteria page

My thought was Verbascum blattaria (note spelling) also.

Thanks!! You're right, its Moth Mullein and I finally found a proper picture of it. I've searched for a couple of weeks now and here is one I found:

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This is the same plant I have and now I don't have to weed them, I planted them, but was expecting the fuzzy one being it seemed to be the most popular especially in a search. It gives more hope some of the other plants will start to grow.

I appreciate your help, it's not a weed and I'm glad I left it to grow.

Whew! It's a keeper!

Here's a picture of a wild one growing in my yard. It's blooming already compared to those planted. There are a lot of variations in color with these aren't there?