You can see the cluster at the bottom of the picture, I count around 8... and that's just what was in frame. (The okra plant is at the top.)
The problem I'm having is that I can't identify these seedlings. I have looked up pictures of everything that we planted (okra, sugar snap peas, romaine, dill, beets, and green onions), and none of them look like like these.
They look like mini tree leaves, not the thin green leaves that I expect to see.
These are actually the real leaves. The first to grow are thin and green, but the second set (or first real set) are these reddish, jagged leaves.
Anyone have a guess?
2 comments:
Hahaha! Good help is so hard to find these days.
I'm going to go with oak tree saplings. Don't know how they would have been planted, but they can definitely pop up everywhere.
I was thinking tree saplings too, Jen -- though maple would be more likely to have jagged edges than oak. They can also be reddish like that sometimes, too...plus like Jen said, they pop up everywhere.
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