Any help with these finicky weeds?

[otisthetortoise]

Hi!
First of all let me apologise for bugging you all with a second 'plant identification' thread.
Having used @Yvonne G 's promising method (Google ) with most of my photos and finding the species, these particular plants haven't worked as well. I've also tried describing the leaves alongside the picture, but Google simply shows me a variety of plants that I can't single to just one type.
Also please say if they are edible / not edible / toxic if you know.

I'd appreciate any help you could give me!
Also I have found some budding dandelions sprouting in my garden!
Many thanks,
Olivia

These are the plants...
Plant 1:

Plant 2:

*pretty sure this is water cress, as the leaves and roots match to google images, but just wanted to double check!
Plant 3:

 

[Tom]

I don't know these ones, but knowing your location, might help those who do.

 

[WithLisa]

1: maybe some kind of ranunculus?
2: sorry, don't know
3: Looks like lesser celandine (ranunculus ficaria), but is this even growing at this time of the year? Well, I guess it depends on where you live...

 

[otisthetortoise]

I don't know these ones, but knowing your location, might help those who do.

I apologise! I live in the south west UK. This goes to @WithLisa as well

 

[otisthetortoise]

1: maybe some kind of ranunculus?
2: sorry, don't know
3: Looks like lesser celandine (ranunculus ficaria), but is this even growing at this time of the year? Well, I guess it depends on where you live...

Thank you!

 

[otisthetortoise]

Plant 1

http://yourhealth.asiaone.com/content/weed-causes-scarring-spreading-malaysia

No offence to you, but Plant 1 looks nothing like the plant showed on the article you've linked.
But I haven't fed my tort any of the weeds listed above as I'm not 100% sure they're tort-safe.
She is eating at the moment Italian parsley, watercress, dandelion leaves and some wild rocket, as well as a sprinkle of Nutrobal.
Olivia

 

[Yvonne G]

The first one is very similar to Carolina Geranium, but if you Google that, the pictures don't look exact, just similar.
The third one is very similar to viola/violet, but viola is not shiny like yours is.

I'm sorry, I'm not any help with this bunch. Let's see if @Iochroma fares any better.

 

[otisthetortoise]

The first one is very similar to Carolina Geranium, but if you Google that, the pictures don't look exact, just similar.
The third one is very similar to viola/violet, but viola is not shiny like yours is.

I'm sorry, I'm not any help with this bunch. Let's see if @Iochroma fares any better.

Hi Yvonne,
Thank you for your help, and don't worry, I'm no better!
Also with the viola/violet, it was in direct sunlight which gives the "shine", and not usually like this. So violet might be a fair guess!
Olivia

 

[Iochroma]

I would be inclined to agree with Yvonne, and say the first does seem to be a species of Geranium, but the look is a bit odd to my eyes. Not tasty in any case.
The second is either Cymbalaria or perhaps Glechoma. OK to eat.
The third might be a Viola species. If so, also OK.

 

[Lyn W]

I am pretty useless at plant ID but once you have some names suggested you can check them on www.thetortoisetable.org.uk , that is a good guide as to what is tort safe or not.

 

[otisthetortoise]

I would be inclined to agree with Yvonne, and say the first does seem to be a species of Geranium, but the look is a bit odd to my eyes. Not tasty in any case.
The second is either Cymbalaria or perhaps Glechoma. OK to eat.
The third might be a Viola species. If so, also OK.

Thank you so much!
Olivia