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Heather Sharpe

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I sowed some bunching onion seeds in these pots, but then these other plants have shown up and I don't recognize them. Only the pots with the bunching onions have them, so they must've been in with those seeds. It's probably an elaborate ploy by Baker Creek to get me to go searching through their catalog to identify them, knowing full well I won't be able to resist the temptation of ordering some kind of rainbow colored vegetable seeds. Hehe. Any ideas who these might be so I can decide if and how to plant them?

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Anne Miller

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My offering today is that is the Mountain Spleenwort:

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Asplenium montanum (Mountain Spleenwort)

Asplenium montanum (Mountain Spleenwort) is an evergreen fern forming a pretty rosette of drooping, delicate, blue-green fronds. Lanceolate to deltate, they feature 4-10 pairs of pinnae

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Heather Staas

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Hmmm, I don't recognize them. If you end up sending the picture to BC and get an ID please let us know!!

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Anne Miller

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Heather said, "It's probably an elaborate ploy by Baker Creek to get me to go searching through their catalog to identify them, knowing full well I won't be able to resist the temptation of ordering some kind of rainbow colored vegetable seeds.

I like your description of what happened ... it made me laugh.

Most likely, Bakers Creek may have discontinued those seeds and used the same container for the bunching onion seeds.

I toured the seed company that is near me. I really enjoyed how the seed orders are filled.

The seeds are in a container similar to a container at an ice cream shop to put sprinkles on top of ice cream.

An employee takes the order with a handful of the seed packets and goes from one container to the next filling the little packets.

At least that was how it was done on my tour.

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Lesser Swinecress (Lepidium didymum)

Does it have a pungent odor?

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