Plant id please. ..

[sloth]

My wife has acquired these plants with some second hand pots. There are 5 different plants here, the last two are the same, and smell very good. It reminds me of something possibly edible, and is very familiar.

Any ideas appreciated thanks

[s.varty]

3rd from last looks like lemon balm or spearmint

[Marula]

The top one is found on the sand dunes of south africa, its used on the stings of bluebottles. I cant think of the name right now. Give me a sec.

[Joy Yeomans]

third looks like a pink or one of the carnation family think latin is dianthus

fourth a mint of some sort

others i will have to study further

joy

 

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[sloth]

Cheers for the replies guys the 'mint' I thought was mint too, but it only has a faint odour which isn't even minty!

I'm surprised no one knows the last one, it's such a strong and familiar scent, even from just touching the leaves...

[Al Cormack]

Cheers for the replies guys the 'mint' I thought was mint too, but it only has a faint odour which isn't even minty!

I'm surprised no one knows the last one, it's such a strong and familiar scent, even from just touching the leaves...

 

If we had smell-o-vision it would help:D

[Marula]

The first one is one of the 6 species of Carpobrotus. These are found along the Southern African coast and are excellent for stings or toxins from insects in general.

[sloth]

Smell o vision would be good! Cheers Swordsta

[Beardie]

The last two are lemon verbena, Aloysia triphylla. I think the second may be Haplopappus glutinosus (no common name) which has yellow daisy-like flowers in late summer.

[sloth]

Cheers Beardie spot on.

Currently thinking the 'mint' could be another herb, majoram perhaps. ..