Growings on in the shed
The Moon Carrot (Sesli gummiferum) seeds are up and boasting a single set of true leaves. It grows well in part sun/shade and isn't particular about soil type or water. It is a biennial so I just have to keep it alive long enough to enjoy its fabulous buttons in pink and white. These little tree-looking seedlings are Manfreda Agave Virginica or False Aloe or Rattlesnake Master They have been emerging slowly, changing very little for days at a time. These perennials enjoy a fairly dry, part-sun location. We have a bunch of places it will like. The Rattlesnake Master name comes from their use as a cure for snakebites. The leaves resemble tulip leaves and the scented flowers appear on a tall spike. The Pacific Bulb Society has a Manfreda page here that shows other varieties plus photos of the mature False Aloe. And, the snapdragons are growing nicely. They'll need bigger pots in a month or so.