can someone help identify these perennials?

Question

this year my goal is to become more organized in my gardens so I am labeling all of my perennials ( in an attempt not to accidentally pull them out next year thinking I have weeds sprouting in the spring because I forgot what I planted...lol)
anyway....I have a few plants that I received from friends and the nursery that I have no clue as to their names. could you help me out?
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i77/gardenangel42/100_2203.jpg
this one is a ground cover that produces very small star like yellow flowers in early summer.
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i77/gardenangel42/100_2204.jpg
very tall plant that will produce small flowers in a large cluster on the top of the plant between the leaves (can't remember color)
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i77/gardenangel42/100_2200.jpg
produces a purple flower in late summer early fall and it grows about 12-18 high
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i77/gardenangel42/100_2205.jpg
sm. blue flower that resembles a lilly

Answer 1

I am not familar with all of the plants you have except for the last one. It is called Jacobs Ladder. It is a plant that is mentioned in the Bible too.

Go to a garden center or flower shop that sells the plants and ask for identification.

Answer 2

the 1st one seems to me like a yellow sort of cone flower (Echinacea), i think of its suggested as 'Goldstum" or some thing like that. can no longer perceive the 2d, however the 0.33 is honestly a Sedum (tall sort) would not look dense adequate to be Autumn excitement, and there are 10's of kinds, you will could wait till the flowers coloration to work out which sort.

Answer 3

Moss rose or portulaca
Ragweed
Dahlia (also in photo iris and black eyed susan)
Wandering jew (columbine in the background)

Answer 4

1. dew plant
2. penstemon
3. phlox
4. wandering jew family,maybe
These may be incorrect. I do love perennials though!