Plant ID! Fabulous planters

[Gardeniafleur]

Took a couple of pics of these lovely planters in London’s Coal Drop Yard. I see the silver birch but if anyone recognises the exact grass.

Also this green shrub was thriving everywhere, I loved it.

The grass looks like Bronze Carex, very easy to grow and propagate from seed. The green shrub is a Choisya, there are several varieties, but that looks like Ternata, probably the most common.
The last one looks like a Rowan, Mountain Ash, but the multi stems suggest it’s been pruned to keep it small.

The first one is Michael fabricants hair

The last one is a nandina domestica, also known as heavenly bamboo.

And I think the middle one is Pittosporum tobira. Weirdly I'd looked it up yesterday as I saw a nice one locally. Is this it? www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/pittosporum-tobira-nanum/classid.2000038528/

I’ve never seen a bronze carex that’s as droopy as that, but storm Eunice may have a lot to answer for! I agree that the middle plant is pittosporum and the last one is nandina domestica. I’m still sad that mine died before producing those lovely berries.

Wow, thank you so much! Does the carex spread if you put it in the ground?

Looking again I revise my suggestion for the middle picture to agree with others.
My Bronze Carex does get to be a bigger clump, which you can divide, but I have found that little seedings pop up everywhere and can be transplanted to where you want them to grow.

Agree it looks like Carex comans. Carex is a sedge, different family from the grasses (different flower structure). They can often be more shade tolerant - useful plants.

Not sure about 2nd but don’t think it’s Chiosya - I can’t see that it’s leaves are divided into 3 leaflets. Nandina for the third.

I’m sure the second one isn’t a Choisya. Its leaf shape and rather sprawling shape just look wrong - but very much like the pittosporum tobira in WobblyLondoner’s link.