Wildflowers that have self-seeded in my garden

[PrincessFiorimonde]

Does anyone have any ideas what these three wildflowers are?

(I don't have a smartphone, so I can't use a plant identification app.)

Many thanks in advance.

Ooh lucky you! The lighter pink one could be a valerian. Is it very fragrant?

I recognise the last one, but can't remember the name of it. I'll be back.

The first one looks a bit like a pink verbascum. But the leaves aren't clear.
I have self seeded verbascum in my garden. Bombproof now it's bedded in and it's slowly spreading around the street I may have helped it to do this. Bees love it.

No idea about the first. The second is wild marjoram and the third looks like it may be figwort.

Lythrum (purple loosestrife), Oregano (the herb, edible), & Scrophularia (figwort).

Many thanks!

How tall is the second one? I don’t think it is marjoram / oregano but happy to stand corrected. Roughly whereabouts are you OP?

I think you need to be careful telling people that they have an edible herb in their garden. The top right picture is most probably valerian and not oregano/majoram.

I wouldn't if I was not absolutely certain! It's definitely not valerian, it's Origanum vulgare. I'm a Landscape Architect & garden designer with an ecological background. And have the very same plant growing in my garden. I also don't use Google Lens if I'm unsure of anything, as it's a danger! Flora Incognito is what horticulturalists etc use & I'd recommend - it was developed by scientists & rarely wrong.

OP - if you're at all unsure, rub the leaves of the one that I've said is Origanum vulgare. It will have a pleasant herbal smell like dried oregano/marjoram (same plant family & uses in the kitchen - the flowers are edible too & make a beautiful garnish).

As I said above I've always understood the second one to be wild marjoram and I have it in my garden. Origanum vulgare, it seems as pp said. Anyhow I have used it for years when a recipe calls for marjoram!
Butterflies love it too. It grows wild in our very weedy lawn.