If anything they look like Torenia seedlings to me.

Looks like mint of some sort to me. Does it smell like mint when you crush a leaf?

Looks a lot like lemon balm. Crush the leaf and smell it. If it smells like lemon Pledge it's lemon balm.
Maddy

If anything they look like Torenia seedlings to me.

Could be

Looks like mint of some sort to me. Does it smell like mint when you crush a leaf?

Looks a lot like lemon balm. Crush the leaf and smell it. If it smells like lemon Pledge it's lemon balm.

Just crushed a leaf, no mint or lemon aroma :-(

Might be getting ready to bud!

Tom

Strange that you even found such seeds to purchase at this time of year. I would guess that Eccremocarpus is a winter annual in Florida.

Maybe it's petite monarda.

Strange that you even found such seeds to purchase at this time of year. I would guess that Eccremocarpus is a winter annual in Florida.

I'm Zone 10/Heat 10, only had frost three times in twenty years and that was on the north side of the house away from the lake in the back, never had frost in the back yard...should be perennial here, the question is if it can handle the humidity, IF it is ES.

Maybe it's petite monarda.

I have no idea, all I know is that it sure doesn't look like what it is supposed to be.

Here is a picture this morning.

Tom

any flowers yet? I want to know who wins the prize for best guess

any flowers yet? I want to know who wins the prize for best guess

Just flowered this morning for the first time, sure isn't ES!

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This post was edited by tomncath on Sat, Jul 12, 14 at 13:22

Torenia. The prize needs to be sent to Australia.

Torenia. The prize needs to be sent to Australia.

Yikes! Okay, what rare, exotic seeds can I send you from the states that you can't get over there ;-)

Tom

LOL I'm content!