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site for id of seedlings

9 years ago

I threw down some aster seeds amongst other plants in a bed.. The pack was old but I figured what did I have to lose. Not sure if what I see are asters or weeds. Do you know any good sites that have pictures of seedlings by name. When I search, I don't get what I want.

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morz8 - Washington Coast
9 years ago
Google + (name of plant) seedling, click ' images ' sometimes works,
Or, seedling photos are at Seed Site. Use the Search Box followed by 'Find', the site can be a little hard to navigate.

Here is a link that might be useful: Seed Site
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