Plant ids anyone?

[Ocelot]

The pink flowering one is, I believe, a form of nepeta (has spicy foliage).

The blue flowering one may be a weed, but has aromatic foliage, so decided to keep it.

The first one is a grass of some type, and grows everywhere.

Many thanks.

[veggiechicken]

My guesses are :-

The grass is invasive - I'd get rid of that
The yellow one is yellow Corydalis
The one with a white stripe on the leaf is a Lamium/ Dead nettle
The last one looks like ivyleaf toadflax

[Ocelot]

Cheers VC

the stripey one does look like a Lamium, like the 2nd one below:
Photographing Flowers: Ground Covers

The other is defo yellow Corydalis.

The grass seems to get everywhere, not sure what it is called.

[veggiechicken]

I think the last one is ground ivy

[WendyC]

The grass is a sedge I think. Agreed with other identifications.

[Jeanied]

No 2 has self- seeded all over my front garden and in the pavement beyond and in neighbour's gardens. Nice yellow flowers, but a bit invasive - not too difficult to pull up but you need to keep on top of it.

[Two_Sheds]

1. is carex pendula: it's incredibly difficult to get rid of & seeds itself like mad
2.
3. red dead nettle: seeds like mad, and stinks
4.

[mothhawk]

Another vote for ground ivy for number 4. You can eat it, although I've never tried it. It doesn't grow much round here.

HUNTER-GATHERING: wild & fresh food: Ground Ivy: The Wild Herb Rub.

[Ocelot]

Thanks all. I rather like the scent of the lamium, quite spicy, but then I'm a herb man at heart.

Think you're right about the ground ivy. The variegated type used to be sold as 'nepeta veriegated' I believe, and does have a similar habit and scent.