Does this look familiar to anyone? This plant came up in 3 pots (two labelled as Saxifraga spruneri which it clearly isn't), which may suggest it was something in the soil I reused from last year... or that I'm really messy at planting seeds! (Yikes, was I closing my eyes and just tossing them in the general direction of the pots? :rolleyes:)
I wonder if it might be Onosma nana (see Fermi's photo for comparison), which is something I tried to grow both last year and this year (though I didn't note any germination success either time):
http://nargs.org/smf/index.php?topic=274.msg10551#msg10551
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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Re: Unknown bristly, alternate leaved seedlings
Yeah, I think the evidence points to Onosma nana and really careless planting/labelling. :rolleyes:
I'll call them that unless another suggestion comes along.
Re: Unknown bristly, alternate leaved seedlings
The two onosma I've grown had bumpy leaves in addition to hairs. But I see from Fermi's pic that O. nana does not. It sure seems like it to me, too.
I use recycled soil for transplants. I always use fresh stuff for seeding.... :)
Looks like an Onosma to me :)