Two weird seedlings in a globemallow container. The previous one in a bigger pot died but also I found similar things up front that grew into not-globemallow. I forget what.
Judy’s suggestion of starting the tomatillos outside has worked great. They are already sturdier and healthier than the few surviving seedlings indoors. This isn’t a Euphorbia seedling so maybe it’s a globemallow??The Baptisia australis plant I bought at Prairie Wind Nursery last year is coming up again!This snailseed from Abby appears to live! Though it’s a bit chewed on. I think this is one of the several ampelopsis vines we moved in late summer or early fall. Yay! I hope some of the others come up too.
The two leaf senna had at least two seed pods! The second plant doesn’t have any buds but is growing new leaves.This sprouted after another surprise rain this morning and I don’t know what it is. Cowpen daisies I bought are sprouting!The scurf pea (Psoralea/Pediomelium latestipulata) from Mom has its first adult leaf!Little seedlings sprouting. Could be what I planted (Scarlet globemallow), could be volunteers.More cowpen daisies in a pot where I put them and some Rosa sp from Mom from Fannin Co TX.Tiny seedlings in the soil from Jeanne that contains the annual Sedum nutallii!Little seedlings sprouting. Again, could be what I planted, could be volunteers. This hope is Verbena halei.