We started these Marigolds from seeds & planted the in window boxes. Again, We would love exact name, if possible?

Some kind of Black Eyed Susan? Am I correct?

Mallow?

Zinnia? Again, the exact names will be greatly appreciated and I am sure I will be posting more in the near future.

Hi and welcome, rutlandite2007. Unfortunately, although the pictures are lovely, artistic photos are not very helpful for id purposes. We need to see leaves, buds stems etc. The first one could be a Hollyhock, or it could be another member of the Malvaceae. If it is a Hollyhock they are well nigh impossible to give cultivar names to if grown from seed. They interbreed like mad and may not even have a cultivar name. The same applies to many seed grown plants, your Zinnia and Marigold, for example. Regarding the Mallow, yes, it is a Mallow but without seeing the leaves it's not possible to say which one.

This post was edited by floral_uk on Thu, Sep 4, 14 at 15:44

I second flora_uk's statement. It is impossible to tell the exact name of plants grown from seeds.

Yes, that is a Black-eyed Susan . A Rudbeckia hirta.

For future identication, it is helpful to add a picture of a leaf/leaves and possibly the entire plant as well.
Welcome to the Gardenweb. A scale will also help.

Think picture four is musk mallow - malva moschata.

Yes, no 4 is very likely Malva moschata judging by flower shape and ubiquity. But we can't see any leaves and there's no scale so it could possibly be another Malva such as M alcea.