Plant id please

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I bought a box of bulbs & seeds (allegedly blue shades but there are pot marigolds in it, which are welcome but decidedly not blue or purple!). The seeds weren't listed & I don't recognise these - any ideas?

More in next post, & two of these are the same in white & blue.

The last one might've had small, pale pink flowers.

Looks like pelargoniums? The purple one bottom left is phacaelia.

Actually on closer glance not Pelargoniums! (Went and got glasses..).

Ah, thank you! I was just looking at the close-up, thinking the buds looked like borage so that explains it.

Are the blue & white ones echium? That name occurred to me & it looks similar to one photo I've found.

No, definitely not pelargs.😀

I think the first one is a geranium (as distinct from a pelagonium). But I don't think they are normally sold as seed.
There is an identify site called something like 'picture this'....you take a photo and it tells you what it (might) be. I think you have to pay, but keep asking for a 'free trial' and you'll be OK.

It always helps to see the (correct) leaves as well as the flowers. First pic looks like a Geranium flower, but could be various other things. The closest leaves appear to be Eschscholtzia not Geranium.

2nd and 3rd are I thought white and blue Phacelia, except the stamens aren’t as long as I’d expect. You can recognise from the shape of the flower spike that they’re forget-me-not family.

4th is Phacelia. 5th are the leaves of Melilot.

Are the blue & white ones echium? That name occurred to me & it looks similar to one photo I've found. yes, could be. Viper’s Bugloss is an Echium and I was just coming round to considering that.

I think the first one is a geranium (as distinct from a pelagonium). But I don't think they are normally sold as seed. If a Geranium, most likely the white form of Herb Robert. Even if something isn’t normally sown as seed, it could still be included in a mix.

My app says...

I think the first might be gypsophila…

The leaves...

Yep, I think you’re right. Flower structure is correct - look at the central bits. You’ve no idea how hard it was to find a picture ofa Gypsophila that wasn’t double!