Duplicate post.

Every day I learn something new. Indeed, you are correct about my getting the plant with the spent flowers on the side. But look at its size! I would never have even considered that those might have been at the centre of the plant when they bloomed. And considering my record with blooms, it might be years before I see another one to confirm an ID : ( For now, it shall remain unlabelled and unidentified, lumped in as a "cactus". Which by the way, is quite acceptable to most people who have managed to not become addicted to pokey plants. So I know I will not be frowned upon by the visitors to my garden for this generalisation.

The first one looks like my Kalanchoe luciae (aka flapjack or paddle plant). DonâÂÂt ask me for advice: mine is at deathâÂÂs door. BTW, I had the same problem uploading multiple images, but it you upload them to PhotoBucket (or, I guess, similar sites), then you can post more than one at a time from there.

I've mentioned this before, but my method to handle seedling trees that are too well rooted to pull up is the use the little spray bottle (that fake butter comes in) and spray (more like drip) the cut end with undiluted broad leaf weed killer. Saves having to get in there and dig it out. The seedling can be cut at any length, just getting the stuff on the open cut kills it. I carry the bottle in my garden holster to have it handy as we have a lot of little hackberry, oak and pecan seedlings coming up all the time.