Oops! updated ;)

does it rearly matter i sowed cabbage, cauli and broccoli etc in batches in trays clearly marked, then when i started to plant out i started at the top of a bed and worked my way down, i can fit 4 in a row of cabbage and broccoli but only 3 of sprout and cauli as according to the book they need more space. so when you have batchs of tens you dont get nice even rows

Not too much except that I would like to be sure I have sowed some of each, and it would also be good to know which are the PSB and Early PSB, as you only need a few of those because they are a repeat cropper.

I think the answer in my case, (if my clever plant recognising friend can't help) is to only keep a half dozen or so from each row from this batch, and to sow more of everything except the broccoli in a couple of weeks time, and be all clever and call it successional sowing, so nobody knows I messed up. (Except all you lot of course!  )

The mystery row is very red, and I've found an empty packet of borecole kale that I don't remember sowing, so the question is now, which is it most likely to be, red kale, psb or autumn calabrese, or something else (cabbage, cauli, or sprouts). I doubt that it's the calabrese, but that's what I figured I must have sown there at the time!