MANY THINGS.. THAT ARE LITERALLY... crikey ... growing.. IN A FENCE ... are carp plants.. planted by bird droppings ... when they sat on tyhe fence and deposited them ... odds are ... your instinct is right.. and they all should go ... personally.. it would be a summer job for me ... so in the mean time.. i would let them leaf out.. get the IDs .... and have at them ... however ... if your motivated now ... it will be much easier.. to simply get rid of them ... and then.. once its all cleaned up ... then design and plant your own future nightmare.. lol .. like we all did ... that bath tub or whatever ... i know a lot of gardeners who would die for that in there yard .. so much design potential ... heck.. you could even make a fish pond out of it with a pump ...and im just talking 10 cent goldfish ... be done with it.. clean it all out.. and by fall .. you will be happy with it all ... ken

Thanks, Sharon, you computer whiz, you. The old address didn't have the "ning" in it, and when I entered it, the browser just kept searching. I guess if I had just Googled it, I would have found it too. Duh! You'd think there would be a way they could direct you from the old URL to the new one. Thanks so much.

Well, it appears they have dropped off the internet. I checked, and it's name is still registered. The address and name of the owner is private, but is registered in Kentucky and paid through 2024. It may be that it's just "down" right now due to technical difficulties. I'm not familiar with how to use it, but the "wayback machine" has archived some of it's pages. bkay

With a course potting mix like yours many seedling tap roots can not penetrate through the larger growing media particles such as wood residue and will coil up directly below the surface. This will cause the seedling to exhaust all available nutrients and keel over to die a horrible death from starvation and dehydration. Gently remove one of those two wimpy plants laying on it's side with the very small undeveloped Cotyledon leaves and look at the root. It should have penetrated the soil at least 2 inches or more by now and see what you have. They don't seem to exhibit the tell tale constricted stem at the base common with damping off condition but pulling the near dead plant will tell.