Native bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta)

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    Hi everyone I've just started tidying up my ferns and weeding under my acer, quite a bit of grass popping up so I started to dig it out, then i suddenly remember chucking a load of bluebell seed under there 2 or 3 years ago, I'm thinking this may be the sprouted seed what do you think?
     

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    Looks likely to me.:blue thumb:
     
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      I would think so too.. :SUNsmile:
       
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        @pete & @Marley Farley, thanks, that's made my day (doesn't take much) just had a look at the photo on my phone again and think i can see a black seed pod still attached on the left hand side.
         
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