Among my influx of seeds from the Hardy Plant Society was a packet of mixed seeds. These are unidentified seeds that somehow escaped their packaging during the cataloging and storage process. I sowed about half in a single 7cm pot then got more ogranised with the other half, separating them into groups of the same or very similar looking seeds.
The individual pot has been in the heated bench since sowing on 20th January and has been steadily generating germinated seeds of various kinds. I have pricked them out into a half tray where they are busy growing on quite happily.
The seeds that I laboriously separated into groups were sown into modules, one group per module, and that tray has been on the unheated greenhouse staging since. None of this batch has germinated, they clearly prefer a bit of warmth under their backsides. Never mind, they will germinate eventually, I will leave them where they are.
As the seeds were delivered to me unidentified, I have no clue what they could be. My expertise, such as it is, does not yet stretch to identifying seeds from appearance alone. I don’t especially recognise any of the seedlings either, with the possible exception of this one, which I think is a salvia. I only know this because I have other salvia seedlings that this one closely resembles.
It will be fun seeing these grow on.
I’ll be back in a month or so with an update.
The Propagator 
You will have to have a competition, guess the seedling!
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It is so difficult to waste seed!
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Sounds like a lot of fun and, thanks to your blog, fun for us, as well!
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Who doesn’t love a mystery. I’ll be sure to over share here.
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There is nothing better than unexpected seedlings! So exciting, can’t wait to read an update to find out what they are 🙂
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Don’t you just love surprises – hahaha…especially from really tiny seeds – cant wait to see what you pop up with!
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