I have a couple plants I haven't been able to identify....

While I'm not sure what this plant is, I use the free plant identifier app on my Android phone called "Picture This". Very easy to use. iPhones have free plant ID apps as well. It's as easy as snapping a photo from the app and pressing the identify button. Good luck!

Hi Mary the top one looks like creeping charlie and the next one looks like virginia creeper. I have both and actually really like them but a lot of folks don't like them because they are REALLY hard to kill which is, of course, why I like them. Bees love the creeping charlie too! And the virginia creeper turns a glorious burgundy in the fall that is, if I'm right about what they are!

I think it is crown vetch.

top is vetch - can't tell from the pics if it is hairy vetch or crown vetch. bottom is either virginia creeper, poison ivy, or goutweed, I can't see the whole plant from the photos. The connecting "vine" for gout weed is pretty much only underground runners. both virginia creeper and poison ivy have runners above ground as well as below. Poison ivy has only three leaves per cluster, sometimes serrated/sometimes not, sometimes dull/sometimes glossy. Always 3 leaflets though. Virginia creeper has 3 to 5 leaflets per cluster.

Looks like VA Creeper or Crown Vetch. Either one can get invasive but it's usually easy to pull out if it goes where you don't want it. If you like it, leave it in; if it gets too unwieldy just tear it all out. You might take a bunch of it to a local flower nursery and see if they'll tell you more. I have creeping Geraniums that look similar but the flowers are bigger.

The picture is so close up It almost looks like a moss I bot for my fairy garden . It is really beautiful if you make a fairy garden put some in there .Good luck

There is a free app called INaturalist . You take a pic of the plant and in seconds it tells you what it is! I think your plant is a type of vetch.

The flowering groundcover is storksbill (not vetch or creeping charlie/ground ivy). Not sure about the vine (from the image) - yes, some similarities to poison ivy and/or V. creeper, but I'm not convinced it's either....

Looks like Sweet Woodruff to me, is most commonly used as a ground cover in shady areas.

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/12775439

Susie is correct, the first one is Storksbill. The second one looks like young sprouts of a vine, so the the leaves could change shape as it matures. As they are now, they look like they could be trumpet vine. Your best bet is to use one the apps the other posters have recommended.

Mary, the second picture looks like a plant I have & love. Here is the info below.

Japanese Kerria (Kerria japonica)

We know it by Easter Rose in NC/SC

https://garden.org/plants/view/86175/Japanese-Kerria-Kerria-japonica/

Look at the gallery pictures near the bottom of the page & you’ll see a few different ones. I keep mine trimmed into a shrub. I remember my grandmother’s always spread out in vine form. One of my neighbors has it growing on a trellis arch going into her garden. Hope this helps!

PS I have better luck just entering the characteristics (either leaf/bloom, shape/color, size) in Google & it usually takes me to a few familiar sites. Dave’s Garden is another good site. There are so many so I’m sure you’ll be fine.

Have a great day!