[wizzywig27]

can someone tell me what these are please?

[Beetroot queen]

Not sure about one, but the rest I would say are weeds, well they would get weed treatment from me 

[Buddleja]

Bottom one could be bindweed. If it is dig it all out and don't leave any little bits of root cos each bit will grow into a new plant. Horrible stuff 

[Yorkie]

Top 1 looks like my cosmos seedlings.

The rest are weeds in my allotment (bottom one isn't bindweed, though).

[wizzywig27]

i take it cosmos is a flower?

[Yorkie]

Yes.

Feathery foliage once the true leaves come out.  Daisy like plants.
http://search.thompson-morgan.com/search?w=cosmos

[wizzywig27]

hi all

im back again, I am still non the wise with these, so I have thought I will upload another folder where they are bigger

[agapanthus]

Spurge I would say.

[wizzywig27]

I have googled spurge and you may just be right, but there are many different varieties. Any recommendations on these? Worth keeping or pull up?

We have had about 15-20 off these shoot up in the garden this year, god knows where they have came from.

[New shoot]

That looks like caper spurge to me, which is a weed that seeds itself around.  It has a milky sap which can be a skin irritant, so handle with care when you pull it up 

[Goosegirl]

Photo 2 is celandine. A lovely wild flower but spreads by roots and little bulbils, though killed by weedkiller.

[Trillium]

#2 is bindweed.  HERE

[Yorkie]

#2 is bindweed.  HERE

It's not often I disagree with you, Trillium, but that looks too rosette-like in the general direction of the leaves for it to be bindweed.

I agree that it looks more like celandine

[GrannieAnnie]

No.1 looks a bit like the young euphorbia I used to have

[Stree]

I agree with Newshoot, its a caper spurge.
I actually made a point of growing some of these, very elegant plant.