Too small picture, compare with Alliaria petiolata.

Yes, Ann, there're four blooms on this one stalk. The first seedling had only two blooms on one stalk. The 3rd one of your seedlings is about to open its bloom any moment now. Will share photos when it does. Oh, so you call that little white edge Picotee? And that is very special? If you didn't have any of this trace in your plants at the time of the cross, then maybe this one could have come from Cindee's seeds. Oh, I wonder where Cindee has been all this time. I hope she and her husband Dennis are well. Xuan

second one is definitely an Echinopsis hybrid....which one I can't be sure of. Dave Milwaukee

Oh nice looking blooms on that Lemon Lime! I received my LL from Savory's last week and no blooms on it. However, the Tiny Tears and Venusta had scapes with tight little buds on them. I would need a magnifier to see the flowers and the Tiny Tears blooms look almost salmon colored, not green and not lavender. I'm very curious about them. So what is going on up there in Minnesota? I thought you were having cooler weather, yet you have a good bit of blooming happening. The Bressingham Blue blossoms are barely visible with scapes shorter than the leaf petioles! But they are beautiful. Guess I need to mark dates in my record book about when each of mine bloom this year, since it is their first growing season this far south.. You probably know all of the details for your hosta, you've done it for so long.