Thank you Kitty2 and Dovefromabove for your input.
I think they may just be morning glory climber plants... not sure where to put them now.. they are growing really quick and tall.
As mentioned by Hogweed, the new leaves have started coming out as a normal leaf shape now.. i wonder what colour and design they will flower. May have them climb my garden fence, will look nice.
Got my Pinus Thunbergii Seeds yesterday!! (Japanese Black Pine Bonsai)
Will put a few in water for 24 Hours, followed by few months in the fridge for cold stratification before germinating.
Wife was not too happy when she saw i got another 50 seeds! haha
(Actually have a mixed range of other bonsai seeds on the way, shh don't tell her!)
If anyone is in London or near, there is a Bonsai Show this Sunday 23rd Oct 2016 @ Harlington Sports Centre UB3 1PB. 10am - 4pm (Adult tickets £3) 30 Clubs Exhibiting and 20+ Traders.
Maybe SPL didn't like the suggestion it might be a (sshhhh) bindweed? I know the feeling though, I have grown morning glory from seed (Heavenly Blue and Scarlett O'Hara) for the past few years and there is always someone who casts a baleful eye.
Genuinely I do not know what bindweed seedlings look like, they just appear as grown up serial killers like the Boston Strangler.
Posts
I agree, I think they look like Morning Glory (Ipoemea)
More info here
http://www.sundaygardener.co.uk/climing_plants_how_to_grow_morning_glory_ipomoea.html
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi Everyone,
Thank you Kitty2 and Dovefromabove for your input.
I think they may just be morning glory climber plants... not sure where to put them now.. they are growing really quick and tall.
As mentioned by Hogweed, the new leaves have started coming out as a normal leaf shape now.. i wonder what colour and design they will flower. May have them climb my garden fence, will look nice.
Got my Pinus Thunbergii Seeds yesterday!!
(Japanese Black Pine Bonsai)
Will put a few in water for 24 Hours, followed by few months in the fridge for cold stratification before germinating.
Wife was not too happy when she saw i got another 50 seeds! haha
(Actually have a mixed range of other bonsai seeds on the way, shh don't tell her!)
If anyone is in London or near, there is a Bonsai Show this Sunday 23rd Oct 2016 @ Harlington Sports Centre UB3 1PB. 10am - 4pm (Adult tickets £3) 30 Clubs Exhibiting and 20+ Traders.
Hi sunplantlife.
Hope you have a good time at the show, a great opportunity to get some expert advice from experienced bonsai growers, gather as much info as possible.
I don't grow them myself but know it's all about the growing methods of restricting the root system and careful pruning to get a good bonsai.
Don't forget that your new seeds have the potential to grow into full size trees if you let them
"Thank you Kitty2 and Dovefromabove for your input."
Gee, what am I sunplantlife , chopped liver? Humph.
Don't despair Daisy, we still love you on "so.."
(even though you do get more answers right than me
)......... 
I got blanked a couple of weeks ago
How very dare they! 
Don't fret sunplantlife, just our sense of humour
(Daisy's part of our Sunday night silliness gang)
Who blanked you Kitty, how very dare they?
Maybe SPL didn't like the suggestion it might be a (sshhhh) bindweed? I know the feeling though, I have grown morning glory from seed (Heavenly Blue and Scarlett O'Hara) for the past few years and there is always someone who casts a baleful eye.
Genuinely I do not know what bindweed seedlings look like, they just appear as grown up serial killers like the Boston Strangler.
My outlook is "it's nice to be nice". Life is too short to get irritated by the small stuff.
A good sense of humour helps enormously in my case, otherwise I'd be overwhelmed by recent events
Onwards and upwards, looking forward to next springs seed sowings.?
I think morning glory are likely to be got at by the frost unless you have a heated conservatory.
Morning Glory definitely annuals even here in London, but they really are so easy to grow from seed.
Hi Kitty2, Daisy33 and Fidgebones
Thank you for all your replies! Apologies if i have missed out anyone, i do really appreciate your input and advice.
Looking forward to my Bonsai Journey!!
I have much to learn about the art of bonsai, pruning, manipulation of growth and shape etc
This is my Bonsai Tree..
Last edited: 21 October 2016 10:14:38