Finally got to using some of the plants from this seeding here.



And this is what is still left!


Tonight planning to fill an old window box with the rest of them.

Then replant this pot with new seeds.....

Wow, those have really grown Janice. How old are they now?

Very pretty Janice!!

Lynn, they were sown in January 2012, so 17 months old. They have really amazed me.

Thank you, Greg! They've been great fun to watch develop.

Thank you Janice. They are amazing.

April 5, 2012:

sandnsea2 said:These were planted outside in a pot in January.

Some now are exhibiting the third leaf(first true), getting that semp fuzz, and changing shapes...




PS That is a dime in the photo. Flash overexposed it.

Here they are before dividing....

sandnsea2 said:These were sown January 2012.


These have grown and need to be separated out now.

Here they are today June 12, 2013:

Great and interesting contrast/comparison photos Janice.

Love it!! We can see how they developed over time!! Thanks Janice!
Do you happen to have a photo of the yellow handled pot next to your seedlings pot? It looks very pretty to me!

Thanks Lynn and Greg!

Greg, I don't have a photo of it , but I'll get one and post
here tomorrow.

Thanks Janice! It was a "teaser" I could see the edge of it, and it looks almost like a watering can or something!

Good eye Greg. I had to go back and look. Does look interesting.

Great bunch of plants from those seedlings Janice - you did a good job with them!

Greg, that caught my eye too. Nice color accent with the semps.

Thanks, Chris!

Semp seeds must be one of the easiest I've ever sown.

The biggest obstacle was the pecking birds eatting the seedlings. And the little fence took care of that.

Love the watering can - and the fact you have it planted with semps!

And that the watering can has a watering can.
What a fun photo to do a visual treasure hunt in.

Thanks eagle eye Lynn for pointing that out!

I was amazed that I was seeing details.
I am usually not a very observant person.

Aw Love that mini watering can! How cute is that! Lynn at first I said to myself "what does her joke mean? I don't understand..." then I saw that little can - cutest! Janice that is very nice! Love the color of the can!

Thank you, Greg.

The little watering can is for the Triffids to use.