Thank you Eric for your response!! I did manage to plant the one on the left in the ground after I posted this. I have yet to plant the one on the right but I plan to do that in the next few days. Hopefully by the end of the year I will be back with more plant to share for a more accurate id. This is my first passiflora to ever grow. I found my first passion flower one day while tromping through a field. I was hooked on passion flower from that day. I found the vine just laying on the ground with these wonderful huge blooms. I couldn't resist picking a bloom and smelling it. I remember the entire drive home I had this large baseball small softball sized bloom held to my face because the smell was so wonderful!! I came home to do all the research possible to identify what this plant was. Well after finding out it took me I say a year and a half to find seeds. So when I say I am very excited even for just these 2 seedlings, that might be an understatement. This has been a long wait and I am thrilled to even think there is a possibility this is an incarnata!!

Yes it's an oak seedling in what looks to be an inappropriate spot. A pair of pliers will help with removal since at that size they can have more below ground than above.

Perhaps a hickory (Carya).

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