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To help those new to growing please post your pictures of seedlings in this thread. It would help if there wasn't too much chat on the thread so that it becomes a reference rather than a chat thread.

Thanks

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OK I'll start although I'm sure others have better examples than mine !

Yellow onion (Dorata di Parma) seedlings at 34 days old.
Sweet Peas (Old Fashioned Mix) seedlings at 34 days old.

All sown in modules on 24th January in ordinary garden centre compost and kept in an unheated greenhouse.

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Cucumber Seedling


Dorset Naga Chilli seedling


Beetroot seedling


Cheers Chris

Dorset Naga Chilli seedling
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Chris, they look like they're in a dollop of spinach growing out of scoops of coffee ice-cream!

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Thats the only problem when using rock wool for planting seeds they get some form of algea on them, the coffee ice cream is clay pellets havent tasted them so cant say how they compare flavour wise though

Here are some Swede seedlings that are in need of thinning.

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ok first one Namenia, which is an oriental veg.
then hot chili , chives , radish in the front and spinach tarpy in the background, and finally passiflora !

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A mixed lot in the cold frame.

Top left to right : Peter Peppers, Rio Fuego Nana tomatoes
Centre left to right : Peter Peppers, Red Robin tomatoes
Front 3 tubes - 'Hanoi Red' chillies

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Dill at 8 weeks
Chervil at 8 weeks
Hyssop at 9 weeks
Lovage at 9 weeks
Parsley at 9 weeks

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Cabbage Best in Show



Sweetcorn Black Seneca

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Cheers Chris

Its only a chilli if it burns your mouth

Hi everyone,
thought I'd share my seedling photo's with you.
In order they should be courgettes, runner / french beans, (not sure which yet the snails ate the labels), cabbage, beetroot, brussel sprouts.

Cheers

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Just reminded me,

Parsnip seedlings - Hollow Crown (thanks Flummery)

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Does anyone know what these seedlings are, dam snails ate the labels, and now I've no idea

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Look like some kind of brassica (sp?) perhaps cauliflower.

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Definitely a brassica but wouldn't like to hazard a guess at which one.

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I think the beans that you are unsure of are French Beans as opposed to Runner Beans.

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cheers for that, got both growing so wasn't sure

does broccoli come under the brassica family?

They certainly do. Difficult to tell exactly what they are but they could easily be broccoli seedlings.

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Hi, look a bit like sprouting broccoli maybe???