Plant A: Need a close-up photo to ID.
Plant B: Yes, it is a Privet and considered a weed/invasive plant.
Plant C: Chinese Privet but not considered weedy.
Plant D: Chinese Privet will often grow on soil surface.
Plant E: Abelia which is considered a good, trouble-free, long-blooming
shrub.
Plant F: Japanese Aucuba which needs full or part-shade.

There is an old, proven rule regarding the existing landscape of newly
bought property. Wait and view the plants for one year before removing any
live plants. What looks bad now may look like a star later.

"McQualude" wrote in message
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Can anyone identify these plants?

http://www.geocities.com/mcqualude/plants/plant.html
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McQualude