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Identify my seedlings please???
My 3 year old 'helpfully' rearranged the labels in my seed trays and I have no idea what is what, apart from the obvious tomatoes, sweetcorn, broccoli.
I have sewn french beans, courgette (2 types), and baby bear pumpkin. I would be happy to just plant them all and see what happens, but I know that the courgettes need more space than the beans for example, so I would appreciate it if anyone can give me an idea please.
OK. Big problem. It won't let me post an attachment, so I can't show my pictures of seedlings. Help!!!!
I have sewn french beans, courgette (2 types), and baby bear pumpkin. I would be happy to just plant them all and see what happens, but I know that the courgettes need more space than the beans for example, so I would appreciate it if anyone can give me an idea please.
OK. Big problem. It won't let me post an attachment, so I can't show my pictures of seedlings. Help!!!!
Father Ted: Now concentrate this time, Dougal. These
(he points to some plastic cows on the table) are very small; those (pointing at some cows out of the window) are far away...
:D:D
(he points to some plastic cows on the table) are very small; those (pointing at some cows out of the window) are far away...
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You need to use something like photobucket to host your pictures and then paste the IMG codes here for us to see the pictures.0
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Search on Google Images for seedlings of the plants you have and compare. Should be easy enough.0
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French beans have triangular leaves and have an obvious climbing tendrill (unless they are ground ones in which case they won't have the trendrill. You may also see the old bean/seed split in two on a stalk. Think bindweed leaf!
Not so sure about the other two!Adventure before Dementia!0 -
Why not type all the things that you have planted in to google images and hten the photo will tellyou what the seedlings are0
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Yes the bean leaf is a pointy triangular shape and courgette is round.0
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