ID Please

Can someone help me ID these perennials.

 

4733 looks like Pelargonium, but I could be way off. Flowers would be helpful.
4734 is Achillea millefolium, common name Yarrow.
4735 is Muscari of some description - Grape Hyacinth.

The last three look very familiar, but I can't quite place them. Silver Surfer will likely know.

I've attached your photos to my post so that the ID team will be able to work faster.

 

Thanks for the help.
The first one the leaves are soft and delicate if that helps. The last one has a strong "herbish" smell.

 

The first looks like Aquilegia, last Artemisia, forth Phlox and fifth Hemerocallis.

 

Thank you all for helping.
Here's a close up of the last one.

 

Thanks Saltcedar for the help. How sure are you of the ID of the last one? I looked up the name "Artemisia" and I didn't see any that resembles the leaves.

 

http://mason.gmu.edu/~tkishimo/projects/plant/plant.htm
Might be Wormwood(Artemisia absinthum)

 

I think 4734 (second pic) is tansy (tanacetum vulgare), not yarrow. Rub the leaves: tansy has a strong and distinct odor. Ditto to saltcedar's response to the remainder.

 

I tried the "rub & smell" test but didn't get much of a smell.

 

Thanks again everyone for the help. At the same time while researching for the plants I learned allot about other species.
So, would I be correct in saying (common names).
1. Spring Columbine, 2,Yarrow, 3. Grape hyacinth, 4. Phlox, 5. Daylily, 6. Wormwood

 

Well...no smell, eh? So might be Achillea macrophylla, big-leafed yarrow, after all.

 

smell...nothing that really stands out.
I would say it's been out of the ground for a while which would make it early to mid April.

 

I would say so, but I too have doubts about the 'yarrow'. Doesn't look like the yarrow we have around here!

 

Any other thoughts on what it could be?

 

I'm sticking by the yarrow. Very much like the big-leaf yarrows that are grown down here.