Our dainty mystery seeds from last week were from forget-me-nots, Myosotis sp. Forget-me-nots are “remembered” for their delicate pale blue flowers. There are a number of different species. Some are annuals, biennials, and or short-lived perennials. Once established, they also readily re-seed in many areas. My clearest memories of forget-me-nots are of patches of the […]
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 Our mystery seeds this week are hard to forget. They are shiny and roughly triangular. They are also fairly small (the white object is a grain of rice added for scale.) Do you recognize what plant these seeds are from? If you choose to, please leave a comment with your ideas. Mystery Seed answers and […]
Our mystery seeds from last week were from a plant commonly called angel’s trumpets, Brugmansia sp. These large shrubs or small trees are originally from South America, although I admit that I have only seen them growing in greenhouses. Brugmansia are called angel’s trumpets because of their extraordinarily large, hanging trumpet-shaped flowers. Plant breeding enthusiasts […]
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