Cercis sp.
Can the third be common potato ?
Re: QUÉ ÁRBOL ES Morus I believe.
1 - better picture needed, but from this photo it looks like you have Lolium.
Sorbus may be?
Perhaps Anthriscus, not Cicuta.
Does look like Campanula, C.poscharskyana seems quite close in appearance.
Agree, -- leaves tips are rounded, so Agapanthus fits better.
Yep, morus alba again. It's leves are very variable in shape.
Morus alba.
1 - Lamium amplexicaule 2 - looks like Hemerocallis
Re: ¿¿¿Onopordum acanthium??? - Cardo borriquero Does not look like Onopordum to me.
2 - Corydalis lutea 3 - Heuchera cv.
Bishop's Crown pepper, a Capsicum baccatum cultivar.
Abelmoschus esculentus.
Re: Como se llama esta planta ??? Perhaps one of Stipa species.
Yes, most likely D.sophia.
#1 is Descurainia.
Leaves do not match Melia, this one looks like Ailanthus altissima. Better photo would help to tell for sure.
Or Alcea ficifolia.
Cosmos sulphureus, it is not poisonous.
It is cultivated everywhere now. USDA site shows it growing up to zone 8, and according to Flora Europaea it occurs in Grece and Italy, so why not Spain too. It does not like dry soil, so proper watering is impotant.
Lysimachia, most likely L.punctata.
#1 -- Descurainia pinnata ?
#3 is Moluccella.
Re: tropicales para identificar Still think #1 is Jatropha. The one here seems to be a good match: http://gwen4gardens.blogspot.com/2011/12/jatropha-podogorica-flowering.html It's leaves are greately variable.
Re: malas hierbas del cesped Yes, Verbascum sinuatum looks a better option.
Re: campanula? cual es el cientifico Aquilegia.
Crataegus sp.
Re: malas hierbas del cesped #2 - how about Onopordum ?
Separa los nombres con una coma y un espacio.
