I sowed a load of seeds in this bed a month or 2 ago but being a bit of an amateur, I didn't label them and didn't keep the packets. I think that one of the packets was a mixture of seeds too.

Consequently, I don't know what's weed and whats not at the moment due to my poor identification skills.

Hopefully one of you clever folk will recognise this and tell me whether I can haul it up or leave it be. I have noticed it in a few other spots in the garden where I haven't sowed seeds so I'm somewhat suspicious its an imposter.

http://s592.photobucket.com/albums/t...t=IMG_1197.jpg

Look forward to the replies,

Rick

It's a weed. One of the spurges.

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rikwatson;854627 Wrote:
I sowed a load of seeds in this bed a month or 2 ago but being a bit of
an amateur, I didn't label them and didn't keep the packets. I think
that one of the packets was a mixture of seeds too.

Consequently, I don't know what's weed and whats not at the moment due
to my poor identification skills.

Hopefully one of you clever folk will recognise this and tell me
whether I can haul it up or leave it be. I have noticed it in a few
other spots in the garden where I haven't sowed seeds so I'm somewhat
suspicious its an imposter.

http://tinyurl.com/mqkqxw

Look forward to the replies,

Rick
It's a weed. One of the spurges.

I'd make it petty spurge (Euphorbia peplus).
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

On Jul 5, 10:10*am, rikwatson
wrote:

Look forward to the replies,

You may not know what it is, Rick, but you've grown it beautifully!

On 2009-07-05 10:10:38 +0100, rikwatson
said:


I sowed a load of seeds in this bed a month or 2 ago but being a bit of
an amateur, I didn't label them and didn't keep the packets. I think
that one of the packets was a mixture of seeds too.

Consequently, I don't know what's weed and whats not at the moment due
to my poor identification skills.

Hopefully one of you clever folk will recognise this and tell me
whether I can haul it up or leave it be. I have noticed it in a few
other spots in the garden where I haven't sowed seeds so I'm somewhat
suspicious its an imposter.

http://tinyurl.com/mqkqxw

Look forward to the replies,

Rick

It's a wild Euphorbia and spreads like crazy. Pretty though.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics.
South Devon