'Wildflowers' packet germinated, but what the heck are they?! Plant ID help please

[MysteryPlants]

Given a packet of 'wildflower' seeds with absolutely no description. Now they've germinated, needing help with identifying them before I add them to my garden! Or not Google lens not being so helpful.

They're all squat apart from No 1.

Thank you @catmania I've just added that. I'd forgotten apps, as most were on my old phone.

Hooray for your first owner! So sad when subsequent owners destroy it. Happened here a bit too.

I’ve got cut-leaved cranesbill coming up in my garden this year @MysteryPlants and it’s flowering now. They’re very inconspicuous flowers, but pretty.

This for me works very well:

https://plantnet.org/en/

3 looks like Nigella/Love in a Mist to me.

4 is somewhat like red campion (Silene dioica) but I'm not sure.

Ah that's really pretty. The tortoise likes these flowers too, so double win Thank you Halsall.

Hope so! Love those & never grown them. Thank you dubyalass

I know what you mean. Hope not, have loads of those growing out of rubble

Another vote for PlantNet. It is a very capable identifier.

1 looks like it could be Matthiola?

Haha hopefully it's something else then!

Is number 2 echinacea and number 4 foxglove?

A fellow tortoise owner! Excellent @MysteryPlants 🤗

Thank you. Got it downloaded now

Didn't know this one. They're amazing! Will be keeping my fingers crossed for some of these.

Ooh, I hope so!

Hello Halsall! 👋🏻 Great day for tortoises to march about in the garden today

I thought this too, but are the leaves too thick?

It's not as much fun as guessing, but if you're still struggling to ID them and have a phone with Google Lens, point it at the plant and it'll come up with some suggestions - usually accurate from my experience when random stuff sprouts in the garden.
Last year I grew one single gladioli and have absolutely no idea where it came from! It's coming up again this year and am excited to see it again.

Try the Seek app. It's brill.