So it begins. Of the 40 little piles of seeds I could be bothered to sort, several have germinated.
For reference, the piles were numbered as follows:
Here is the whole tray with just a few signs of greenage.
Number 1 had germinated (just one) but has since died, not sure why. Two more seeds left in that batch!
When these are a little larger I will prick them out, probably into a seed tray for now. let me know if you recognise any of these.
There was also a sizeable batch of seeds that were too small to sort. Those have begun to germinate in numbers, several different types as far as I can tell.
I’ve pricked out similar looking seedlings, just a couple of types.
That’s it for now. I’ll be back soon with an update on more germination and potting on.
The Propagator 
Still too early to identify.
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37 looks like basil. You’ll know if you pinch one.
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It’s possible but unlikely, the vast majority of these are hardy perennials.
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What fun that looks! I enjoyed figuring out (wrongly at first, and at second…) what grew from a mixed butterfly seed packet. I’d be lost without labels and a list for my winter sown jugs!
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Number 36 looks like it has quite distinctive leaves already. No idea what any of them are though!
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36 might be hollyhocks, lots thought the seeds looked familiar.
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Could be another sort of mallow/malva. It is sort of altruistic looking after these orphan seeds. A bit of detective work coming up (literally) for you! Thanks for sharing.
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Could be. Yes, I like it, I am performing a valuable public service! I’ll keep telling myself that…
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