Your first plant is an Angel Wing Begonia (purple‑backed leaves with white dots, pink flowers). The second is variegated Swedish Ivy—it flowers insignificantly and is grown for foliage. Begonia is hardy to Zone 10 (may struggle in Tampa winters); Swedish Ivy is fine in Zone 9. Both can be planted outdoors in your area with appropriate protection.
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