Carla, you have some very pretty seedlings, and I enjoyed all your photos. Thanks for the link. Jan

They look like I've sprinkled them on purpose, so I assume it's papaver. I also tend to rip out weeds all year long, so it's unlikely to have made it to the seed stage if it is chenopdoium. And it's in a more secluded spot. Unless a bird dropped them. The stronger bet is poppy. We'll see. Chenopodium isn't all that rampant in my area. Creeping jenny, plantain, mouse-ear chickweed, henbit, weedy veronica (arvensis?), crab grass, and many different sorts of clover. Oy. These are the bane of my existence.

Sherry, It is 6 x36 but such a gigantic plant. Sometimes the blooms have been larger but not enough to consider it larger than 6. Kate, Yes I've been pleased with the colors I get. One thing I do, besides try to improve favorites or get good characteristics from some [shape, substance, bud count, etc], is consider Bob Carr's chart that shows which colors most often give what results. Generally Purple and Lavender are dominant. The only thing more dominant are tan and buff, and I have none of those [I used to have Milk Chocolate but got rid of it]. Of course, nothing is certain with crosses! Brad

Brad - You've got a lot of seedlings blooming this year. I think you caught the hybridizing bug! Sometimes those yellow seedlings seem to come out of nowhere. At least that one is a nice shade of yellow My seedling looks terrific! I can't believe the flowers are nearly 8 inches now and the bud count is that high. You sure know how to grow them! I'm glad Stealth Bomber has finally taken off for you. That's a nice clump of it. Debra