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Need plant ID please

11 years ago

I have 3 large plants of something growing and have no idea what they are. The leaves look like that of dandelion leaves, but larger, and when I dug one of the plants up the other day, in the center was a huge bulb. Does anyone have any idea what it could be?

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kimka
11 years ago
A photo would make ID easier
jeanne
11 years ago
Turnip?
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albertar
Original Author
11 years ago
thanks for your reply Jeanne, its not a turnip, I pulled one and potted it up to see what it becomes, the others are still growing where they were and I'm going to leave them to see what develops.

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