The seedsite's seedling page may prove helpful. Link at bottom of post.

Wintersown.org also has a gallery of seedling pictures that could help.

http://www.wintersown.org/wseo1/Seedling_Photo_Gallery.html

I know there are more, but those two should get you started.

Here is a link that might be useful: seedling images

Trudi has a wonderfully helpful feature on her site, you might want to give it a try.

Mary

Here is a link that might be useful: Seedlings

Fran (littleonefb) has a thread over in the Gallery with a fair amount of seedling pictures. You might find it helpful.

PV

Here is a link that might be useful: Fran's seedling images

If you want to spend some time learning, the Seed Site also organizes their seedlings images by size, leaf type, etc. If you want to take a little bit of time (should't take too much) to learn the official names of leaf shapes, go to their website, check out the official names, look up what each means, and then start searching their database.

Here is a link that might be useful: Seedlings organized by leaf type

Thanks that helps for some of them. I have only natives and some are not on any of the lists but I am going to try comparing them to relatives in the same flower families. I will just plant what I can't ID and hope for the best. I have read that many people have grown lovely weeds in the hopes they are something else. Heck I probably won't know the diffrence. Except creeping charlie I KNOW that one.

You could always post pics in the Name That Plant forum as well! I've gotten pretty quick answers most of the time.