Are these weeds or will they have flowers?

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Any help identifying them much appreciated, they are very similar but are definitely different plants/weeds. If any have pretty flowers I will keep them, if not, up they come. One might be geranium and another buttercup of some sort?

Many thanks in advance!x

The first one looks like aqueligia (granny's bonnets), I think. Not sure about the middle one, but the last one looks like buttercups.

The one on the left looks like aquilegia, which I think is rather pretty.

The one on the right I have in my garden, have no clue what its called but its pretty and bees love the flowers! The other two look like plants and not weeds, just wait an see if you can cope with the suspense 😜

Left hand one aquilegia, beautiful, leave. The one on the right I think may be buttercup? Spotty leaves? Looks about right...

I agree re plant 1 and think I agree plant 3.

What happens if you crush plant 2s leaves? Does it smell of anything?

The first is aqualigia , also called grannies bonnets, pretty and perennial, flowers late spring/early summer. The middle one is a "plant" as opposed to a weed but I can't remember what it's called and the one at the right hand side is buttercup.

L to R, 1) Aquilegia
2) A plant that I would call a weed, it has small yellow flowers and a spikey seed head IIRC. I've definitely got those leaves in the garden and I'm sure they're not a 'flower'. The good news is that they don't seed like mad!
3) buttercup

Forget number 2) was thinking of nipplewort. It may be creeping cinqfoil.

I agree with the consensus on 1 and 3. 3 is creeping buttercup and can be a real nuisance, especially in a lawn.
Not sure about 2.

I think number 2 is astrantia, which is a lovely plant. Give it some time and see if it flowers in the summer.

Wow, thank you all so much for your help! Aquilegia would be lovely and I like buttercups. Will wait and see on the middle picture then, in case it becomes something nice.

Wikky - just tried rubbing the leaves and no scent to them.

Thank you lovely gardeners! :) x

Ah yes, astrantia.

I agree as well on 1 and 3. Have been trying to make 2 fit to some kind of wild or wood anemone, but I'm not managing it yet.

And there I was planning to dig them up (effort) and expecting to buy plants to fill the gaps (£££) so this is very good news, thanks again everyone!