Janine, they look great!

@molanic. I'm happy that they grew and produced such pretty blooms! I didn't grow that one myself. I collected a few seed heads at my local nursery for others.

I'll be sure and get some seeds from it. I hope it continues to do well because it's blooming at a time when I don't have very much going on bloom wise. It's also nice to have some small plants that are easy to place and don't need any staking or tying up.

Super cute!

Not from this seed swap but from the previous year. Seedling from Danita's salvia "cherry queen"

Anybody know what this is? There's a distinct possibility I grew it from seeds received here. Many thanks!

If you're talking about the purple flower it looks like it might be some kind of Centaurea, cornflower.

Janine---dianthus pinifolius from me?

Duane--I can't find any record of having planted D. pinifolius recently. I'm stumped.

Janine, can you take a close-up shot of the flowers and post it?

Here it is:

Janine. I haven't a clue. @duane456 please tell me this is what I have it labeled as?

Lisa, looks like it. Hope it grows for you. My plants are starting to die out and haven't been able to staart others since..

@Poisondartfrog,
look at my Japanese iris seedlings. I'm SO excited. Thank you, thank you for the seeds.

Leslie

The yard that I have now is well over 120 years old. I have morning glories that self-sow and they get so thick in the field they take over the grass and weeds. I have a ton of four a clocks in the back yard that reseed. They get over eight feet tall. This past year I had some Asiatic lilies that reseeded and they were the biggest lilies that I have had. I lost a lot of my lilies last year. I did not water well or maybe the squirrels ate them. New challenge for next year.