I planted subrotunda last year, thanks to a generous donor from this group...can anyone here post a photo of what the emerging seedlings look like, so I don't yank them all out?
TIA!
Emily

Sure, here ya go:



(What it looks like if you toss out a bunch of seeds and haven't thinned them yet.)



One little seedling.

It's overcast and almost 8pm here, so I had to use the flash...

Maryjane
W Ga
Zone 8a

Emily, don't worry about yanking all of them up. No matter how many you pull, there will be more sprouting up!

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Nancy L Newfield
Casa Colibrí
Metairie, Louisiana USA
USDA Zone 9

Wow great shots MaryJane . We had a nice patch of seedlings like that at Palmyra Cove last weekend which were promptly divided and spread out over a 50 ft square area. It should make for a good hummer bed.

Zone 6b New Jersey

visit my hummer photos athttp://www.flickr.com/photos/38829896@N00/

Thanks Stephen! My subrotunda was one of the plants that didn't "come back" for me, so this plot is new seeds a generous member shared with me. (I had subrotunda with coral nymph planted in front of it, and what is growing there now is about to bloom at 4" tall, and it looks white! Freaky cross I guess? As soon as I determine what the bloom looks like they may get yanked up.

This new patch is clear across the garden from there so it won't get polluted, lol.

Maryjane
W Ga
Zone 8a

Maryjane,
Thanks for those photos...don't think I've got anything that looks like that yet! When it stops raining, I'm going to check more closely. If they are there, they're not that big yet.
Thanks again,
Emily