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Plant Identification Please

10 years ago

I received a packet of mix flower seeds annuals and perennials. These five I planted in a temp bed about two months ago. Need to find out what they are so I can get them in permanent spots. The two on the right appear to be the same plant. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!

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crisslyon
Original Author
10 years ago
More pics
plantmaven
10 years ago
In the 1st pic. the ones on the right are zinnias.
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crisslyon
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you!
phoenix7801
10 years ago
The others might be Calendulas.
plantmaven
10 years ago
The skinny leaves in pic. #2 may be cornflower. aka bachelor buttons.
crisslyon
Original Author
10 years ago
I think you're right!

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