Wildflowers: Need Help to ID Flowers - Florida

Can some one please help me ID these plants/flowers? Thanks ADubin

 

Last one looks like an Eryngium.

 

first maybe envoymus,second wild in my garden ,but not know the name sorry,no name for3,agree 4 with Tipularia

 

Apiaceae for #2. Doesn't narrow it down much.

 

#1 Passiflora foetida.
HTH
Chris

 

Tipularia,

When I was doing more research on the internet I came across this flower Daucus carota (Queen Anne's Lace). Is this a possible a match?

ADubin

 

You need to know what the leaves are like in order to identify it. Don't believe it is Queen Anne's Lace. What was the location of the plant?

 

The location of this flower was in Royal Palm Beach Pines Natural Area, Palm Beach County, Florida. ADubin

 

Maybe you can find it HERE.

 

I found the plant species list for Royal Palm Beach Pines Natural Area. They have Oxypolis filiformis listed for the Apiaceae. Also, you might find the Poaceae in your photo. Check the check box to group the plants by family.

 

Tipularia, Thanks for your help, ADubin