What Are These Called?

[Palmlin]

Good Day, Fellow Gardeners,

I'm overseas and plants on the economy often times don't have labels that can be translated in English. Thus, I could use some help with the ones attached. I'd like the names, if possible, and I hope they are sun loving as I don't have much shade. Thanking you in advance.

Palmlin

 

[Twigs]

The last picture in full bloom is Anthurium.
Little direct sunlight. It prefers at least 75% shade.

 

[Sheal]

The first one is a Fuschia. If you can ask for the botanical (Latin) names - regarding plants it's an international language.

 

[roadrunner]

The middle one may be a variety of Four O' clock plant. The flowers bloom at sunset (hence the name Four O' clock) because they attract nocturnal pollinators; the flowers are very fragrant.

P.S. If it is a Four O' clock plant, they love full sun.

 

[Palmlin]

Many thanks to Twigs, Sheal and Roadrunner for your assistance with my request. I really do appreciate it.

 

[Twigs]

I would love to see the other two when they bloom out.

 

[Palmlin]

Twigs, if they do well, I will get some pics and post.