Seedling Identification (pics)

18 years ago

Hi, I was too lazy to be organized when I sowed the seeds. I just roughly sowed by heights of the full plant and thought that when they bloom I will know which is which.

But now some got a little crowded, and I need to transplant them. I need to know whether they are ok to be transplanted, so now I need to identify them.

The possibilities are: Aster, Candytuft, Cleom, Phlox, and Stock. If you recognize any of these, could you let me know by a posting here? Thanks!

Seedling 1:

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Seedling 2:

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Seedling 3:

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Seedling 4:

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And then there is this one that I didn't plant. Do you think this might be a hosta? I never had hostas but my immediate neighbor have a lot of them, so maybe a seed somehow jumped to my place. If it is a hosta I will keep it.

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Thanks in advance!

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Comments (8)

davemichigan
Original Author
18 years ago
I missed one, so I just went out and took a picture of it.

I will call the hosta-like seedling in the previous post Seedling 5.

And this is Seedling 6:
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duluthinbloomz4
18 years ago
Seedling #5 (hosta lookalike) is the weed Broadleaf Plantain. Sorry, can't help with the others.
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noinwi
18 years ago
Here is a link that was posted on the Winter Sowing forum...hope it helps.

Here is a link that might be useful: seedling pics
ornata
18 years ago
The first one looks a lot like Stock.
davemichigan
Original Author
18 years ago
Ornata, thanks! That matches my memory and the location where they are planted. I will take them as Stocks.
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
18 years ago
#3 looks like common weeds i battle everyday .. purslane and maybe chickweed ...

there is a NAME THAT PLANT forum.. and they are real good over there....

one suggestion ...too many pix in one post ... try just 2 .. and then 2 or 3 posts ....... too much rolling up and down.. now that you have a few responses ... hope i counted the pix right.. so you know which i am referring too ...

try popsickle sticks with pencil notations when you scatter seed ... they will NOT overwinter... but they help later in the summer...

i also use... garbage picked mini blinds.. with plain carbon pencil .... last a few years ..

good luck
ken
carrie630
18 years ago
The third picture - one of (or more than one) the seedlings looks like impatiens...

Could the fourth picture be annual chinese forget me not?

Carrie
greensingh
18 years ago
1 definitely looks like stock
4 looks like phlox
2,5 look similar to weeds but I have but I would wait for confirmation.