need help with plant ID
soul_provider
10 years ago
I planted my first garden this year and during planting, I think some seeds might have gotten mixed up. A few varieties never germinated. I'm not sure what some of them are supposed to look like as seedlings and I want to get these out if they are weeds as I suspect. The seed leaves are about the size of a penny or nickel. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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