Our first sunflower seedling has woken up on this glorious spring morning, although still has its hat on . . .

We also have too tiny tomato seedlings.

The accidental nectarine seedling is also now established in it pot and is growing fast . . .

Snowdrops are lasting well too . . .

 

Clearing out the tomato trough in the shed, I pulled up this weed . . .

. . . and found the root connected to a seed which had fallen out of a fruit stone. It's either an apricot or nectarine stone which must have found its way into our compost heap and then got transferred to the trough for growing tomatoes. I hurriedly potted it.

If this seedling grows, will it need a second plant for pollination to produce fruit?