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Tuner identification

12 years ago

Can anyone tell what these might be? I just bought this house and found tons and tons of these when I dug up a garden bed. They were all seperate and in various sizeS. I am new to gardening and have no idea what they are or if they're worth saving. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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iris_gal
12 years ago
Look like dahlia tubers. Lucky you.
SkaryKari
Original Author
12 years ago
Don't dahlia tubers grow in connected clumps though? These were all on their own in different spots...
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iris_gal
12 years ago
Sorry, yes there should be a group together. Maybe 4 O"Clocks.
linaria_gw
12 years ago
I second the 4 o clocks.
Grown as annuals in colder climates.

They are charming and funny and brightly colored.

Unless you happen to be a white-only or no- yellow- person you will have fun with those resilient plants.

Bye, Lin

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User
12 years ago
or possibly incarvillea.

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