... the one in front in the photo.

Sorry, Tee, impossible to ID from photos, unless you have a very narrow list of what it might be to pick from. In other words, if you bought three different kinds, the tags were confused and you need to try to sort it out, for example, by comparing among the three.

No idea of where they came from?

Not yet, Lynn. But I'm trying to look through old invoices I've kept. Sometimes if I've lost a tag or forgotten a name and hear it, the recognition buzzer will go off.

I know what you mean Tee.
That's why I started keeping a spread sheet with where the plant came from and where I planted it. : )

You're so organized, Lynn. I envy you that. These days of caregiving, I do well just to get everything in the ground in a half-way timely manner. But I refuse to give up my gardening even if I can't keep up with it as well as I used to. If I'd limit my plants to about a half dozen, I'd have no problem (maybe). But I don't think that's gonna happen.

Limit myself? I don't know that I can do that Tee.

I do understand about being a caregiver, I've done that, but mom has been gone for almost 4 years now. It was after that I started doing the spreed sheet.
I can't believe how much easier it made my life when it comes to my hardy succulents.

Tee and Lynn, I put the source information right on the plant label. It really helps. For example, in doing my inventory, I noticed just how many exceptionally nice plants came from a trade with Kate several years ago. Some of my favorite ones. She has good taste and I wouldn't have picked up on this without having the source right there with the plant.

Good idea.