do these look correct for first year Taiwania seedlings?
5 years ago
Hopefully Sheffield Seed hasn't been hoodwinked by their seed collectors again.
And NO mix-up on my part again - these definitely, definitely came from the packet marked Taiwania!
(Yes, there is a very unrelated monocot in the lower right 2 cells)
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