Identification: As I promised. . .the new unnamed additions!! :)

Okay, I'm not sure why I made the heading sound that enthusiastic and up-beat. (We all know unnamed things drive me up walls) Anyway, if you didn't read my post reply already I have been gifted two beautiful plants. I didn't mention that I also have a house tree which I have been calling a cornstalk plant since I've had it. I have this instinctive feeling that there is a more appropriate name or scientific classification and I always have preferred to call my lovelies by their -real- names. So without further ado (and rambling) here they are.
-b.lyn

oh before I forget, there aren't really six plants, I just took two pictures of each to better show detail and give a close up on the one with the rolled leaves (for a while I thought it was just a unique philodendron but I'm pretty sure I'm wrong there)

I also just wanted to say that you guys have been so helpful and I'm just glad I found this form. There aren't many people my age that are actually in to gardening or the like (i complemented a houseplant one time with a friend and she actually thought I was joking :-/) so it's good to have you and these forums. Anyway thank you all. :)

 

parlor palm, peace lily, draceana

 

blynb, just curious about the watering globe, does it work effectively? And are you satisfied with it?

 

Don't know about Blynb, but I was given one for C-mas and stuck it in the Hoya Carnosa. I'd just cut it back drastically, and was trying to maintain a continious level of moisture for the rootles starts. It seems to be working because I haven't lost any of the cuttings. One must remember to refill it, however. Walgren Drugs carry them without the mess and shipping charges if your order via the TV ads.
barb.

 

3 & 4 look like an aroid for some reason...

Ed

 

isn't the peace lily in the aroid family, ed?

 

joclyn, you're a maverick - if you only knew how much it helps me to know these plants' names. . .i've got a touch of OCD and things I cannot identify are one of my ticks (it can be annoying but you learn to work through it heheh) Thank you :)

K Baron I absolutely LOVE the globes. I was very skeptical at first (I actually didn't budge until they had been out for about a year and a half and when I finally did it was only because they were on special) but I bought many more at full price after about a week of having. I put one in an adenium and the leaves literally doubled over a couple of weeks and the peace lilly (above) just keeps sprouting new leaves since. I'm a bit forgetful too but as long as you walk past them once or twice a week you can keep them full. The only con is that they're all differen't i.e. different hole sizes and can be difficult to fill without a little funnel of some sort (like the one that comes with some types of lamp oil) either use that or a very narrow spout wattering can but use the sink and you may waste a little water. I'd definitely say try them, you will like it.

 

In fact, people know the peace lily because of what makes it an aroid, if I recall correctly