On my thread below about green onions, I mentioned two plants in my yard that I have no clue what they are. Several of you are offering me help in identifiing it. Can't post a pic because the digital camera has been misplaced since our move. I thought I'd move this to a new thread and I'm going to describe the two plants better. I hope.
In what was left of the former owners garden are two plants that came back up this spring. They are at opposite ends of the garden. They grew fast and are really big. The leaves remind me of rhubarb, large but not as pointed as rhubarb. The plant is not vining. It grew up in what looks like layers of it's leaves. It kind of reminds me of a firework, but in a plant. Right now they are about 3 feet tall. I looked at them more closely right now and at the ends of each group of leaves is a harder green thing....for lack of better way to describe it. Not sure if thats going to be a bud before some kind of veggie or what.
Several of you have offered me ideas of what it might be in my other thread.....it's kind of fun waiting to see what these plants produce. If anything. I don't think it's just a decorative plant since it's in the garden amongst all the green onions! The lady before me had tomatos and other things in between these two plants along with some herbs which I have identified.
Thanks....Jodi
In what was left of the former owners garden are two plants that came back up this spring. They are at opposite ends of the garden. They grew fast and are really big. The leaves remind me of rhubarb, large but not as pointed as rhubarb. The plant is not vining. It grew up in what looks like layers of it's leaves. It kind of reminds me of a firework, but in a plant. Right now they are about 3 feet tall. I looked at them more closely right now and at the ends of each group of leaves is a harder green thing....for lack of better way to describe it. Not sure if thats going to be a bud before some kind of veggie or what.
Several of you have offered me ideas of what it might be in my other thread.....it's kind of fun waiting to see what these plants produce. If anything. I don't think it's just a decorative plant since it's in the garden amongst all the green onions! The lady before me had tomatos and other things in between these two plants along with some herbs which I have identified.
Thanks....Jodi