That last one was difficult but those little flowers making up a flower head is typical of the Asteraceae – the daisy family. And this one was a cosmos.
and this is how it looks from the back.
With that knowledge, any guesses on this one?
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Erigeron karvinskianus?
Very nice Geoff!
Nope 🙂