Solved Several ID's needed please

Anyone id these seeds, they came in a sealed moisture resisting envelope with cordom printed on it but a google search hasn't revealed what they might be!
That's a maltezer beside them to give an idea of size.

Also, any idea what might be doing this to my Sunflowers!
. I have some slug pellets around them and all I have seen on plant is ants!

And lastly (for now) what's likely to be causing this destruction of the leaves on my miniature cherry tree?
I have kept it well watered. It's in a pot bigger than that recommended by the supplier (Suttons). I did find some small black bugs on it a few weeks ago but a soapy water spray has dealt with them.

 

The cherry could be over watered, i believe they prefer dryish soil, and as I've finally understood this year a bigger pot isn't always better, a bigger pot holds more water so it's a bit like putting plant in a bucket of water instead of a saucer of water if you know what I mean.

 

Your seeds may be tomato seeds thats if it were a typo cordon instead cordom, I can't see them though picture to small.

Sunflower slug damage, ants don't eat plant leafs.

how much are you watering the cherry tree and how much bigger is the pot ?

 

Definitely Cordom. See image.
Better pic

The pot the tree came in was said to be suitable for three years, I have put it in an pot at least three times the size on receiving the tree.

I suspected slugs, the place is rife with them, hence I surrounded the plant with pellets (which I don't really like using). Thanks for your comments.

 

They are cornflower seeds probably the hardy annual.

With sunflowers and other plants the slugs like I grow them on until they are quite big and don't have much soft growth lower down the slugs like to munch on.

 

Ah! That is a definite possibility, cornflowers, I thought I'd used them all up! Thanks for that and the the slug comment. Sadly slugs grow very well in our damp (wet) welsh climate.

 

CORnflower DOuble Mixed?