[Spana]

So do you recon it is Lavatera.  Years ago I grow Silver Cup -dont know if you can still get it - it was pink.  Its so annoying  :blink:  I'll pot up the seed but it must be soooo old i doubt it will germinate

[mumofstig]

it's not lavatera!!!  
I tipped the seed out of the pkt and they ain't like that...honest......unless that is a complete seed head?
individual Lavatera seeds are small and not unlike a cabbage seed.....that sort of size 

[sunshineband]

Is it pot marigold? I seem to remember the seeds curl right round like that 

[mumofstig]

no it's not marigold, they have a sort of 'feather' attached 

[Jamie Butterworth]

Theres only one way to fiind out, try growing it

[sclarke624]

By pot marigold do you mean calendula. It does look a bit like that except calendula is paler and they are semi circles.................ermm! not really like it at all then LOL.  I must admit though thats the first one that came to my mind.  But I'm sure its not.

[Trillium]

No, I just planted calendula and the seeds aren't like that at all.

Musk mallow is actually part of the hibiscus family, and is sometimes known as Malva moschata. Here's a pic of the seeds, close but not quite I think:

http://www.art.com/products/p360796394-sa-i4009343/solvin-zankl-musk-mallow-seeds.htm

[Spana]

it's not lavatera!!!  

Sorry mos, I had read your post but was clutching at straws

I wonder if I email a  pic to T&M if they would id it.

[diggerjoe]

Nasturtion?? if I wasnt at work  could nip up the greennhouse and have a look.

[Spana]

No, they're biggish and wrinkly

How annoying not knowing

[New shoot]

I'm still thinking Californian Poppy, but this is the clearest piccie I can find and I just dunno

[Spana]

Lovely photo New Shoot

But they look more like balls, mine are like doughnuts  

[New shoot]

Yeah I know    This is driving me mad cos I know I've grown them and I just can't remember what they are 

[Spana]

Yeh, i'm sure I will know as soon as someone says the right name :blink:

[Spana]

What about Thunbergia, blackeyed susan.  Or Rudbeckia

Anyone got a packet of them about to check against.  We're looking for doughnuts