Gesila, nice looking seedlings. All of them look healthy and very pretty. I've been leaving the scapes on over winter the last few years, mainly so I don't step on the pips in the spring. Now I have a gazillion seedlings sprouting everywhere but nothing near L. Legal Tender or Dick Ward, virtually nothing in their bed. My seedlings are only yellow, blue or green, some a shiny green though..no streaks or variegations. I've been grouping some of them by color. I have a lot of bare spots between my hostas under the trees, the seedlings there I'm letting be, hoping they won't get too big. If they do I can always give them away. I find it amazing that these seedlings survive under maples even, whereas the store -bought ones struggle. I only have two streaked hostas - Ice Age Trail and Dorset Clown- but I'm hoping I'll get a variegated seedling one day. Thanks for starting this thread. It's encouraging to see how nicely your seedlings have developed.

"pimples" nicely describes your tomato's root initials. Those are commonly seen with conditions of high humidity or stress. To clarify the term "canker" -- that means the plant has a dead, sunken spot.

Can anyone ID this graft of mine? It was from a scion exchange, it ripens late May early June in Northern California (ie very early for a plum) and it has a distinct "nose" on every fruit. The flesh is white. Thanks! Carla in Sac

Polygonum sp. I believe.