Plant ID

Any ideas what this is?

Looks like Mugwort. Mugwort leaves are hairy and Grey/White on the undersides and the plant itself has a pleasant odor.

Hi -

Hmmmm...cool, Mitch.

William, here's what Mugwort leaves look like (my trusty Google image search results):
Google image search results for 'mugwort leaves'

William, your pictured reminded me of a chrysanthemum, so that's the trail I was on. But that's all I can offer: that's what it reminds me of!
Here's what I got with a Google image search on 'chrysanthemum leaves.'
Results of Google image search for 'chrysanthemum leaves'

Mariamne

I think we have a winner!
I would not have planted it but I am glad to have it!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Are you guys up for some more?

Hi William -

OK! I'll take a shot at 2 of them!

#2: fleabane? Although in your sample, the petals look a little more "fuzzed," in the sense that the petals are a little more haphazard and not as straight out from the center, as compared with these fleabane pics:
Google image search results for fleabane

#3: It's an aster. Because it took me 3 years to identify my asters as calico asters, I see them everywhere, now. However, your #3 doesn't have a beet red / purple stem, which the calico asters do. At least the ones in my back yard! The ones in my front yard look just the same, but the stems are green like your picture. But I never let the front yard ones bloom, so who knows what they are! And I've read that calico asters can have green stems during part of their life. However, there are so many asters, yours could be a different kind. Hopefully someone else here can help you narrow down which aster!

Not sure about your #1.
Is it very fuzzy-feeling leaf? It looks very fuzzy.

Mariamne

Thank you for your help. Is it ok if I share some more photos? That "fuzzy leaf " is rather fuzzy, I think if I show the whole plant it may be an easy I'd.

William Bronson wrote:Thank you for your help. Is it ok if I share some more photos? That "fuzzy leaf " is rather fuzzy, I think if I show the whole plant it may be an easy I'd.

Of course! Yes, please!

The fleabane is probably Philadelphia Fleabane, which has very fuzzy flowers and clasping leaves.

It looks like a relative of tanzy or fevered.