some plants need to be identified

Hi there,

Would really appreciate if anyone can help me with identifying the following species. Thank you soooooo much...

 

2. Sedum sp. (Sedum telephium?)
3. Cymbalaria muralis

 

G'day Rach...always good to see a fellow Aussie. Whereabouts in NSW do you live?

4th photo Crassula "London Pride"

Ed

 

First three pics (the hedge shrub) look like Photinia to me.

 

The Photinia is possibly a Fraser photinia at the P. glabra end of the spectrum (Fraser photinia is from P. glabra x P. serratifolia), otherwise a P. glabra with leaves a bit on the long and narrow side.

 

thank you everyone who has kindly offered their help. just one more I need to know (as attached).

I managed to see from some books that it's called butterfly lily. Just need to confirm if any of you guys think so too. And did anyone know of any medical significance of this beautiful flower?

 

This last one looks like an Iris to me.

 

Iris for sure

Ed

 

Really?

http://www.magnoliagardensnursery.com/productdescrip/Dietes_Butter.html

 

The last is a Dietes, iridiodes or grandiflora. Used extensively in Southern California for commercial landscapes. Extremely difficult to kill and can, in certain situations, be invasive.