Plant ID help
15 years ago
Is this a potato plant? Or what? Not the winter rye nor the pea vines; the broad leaf thingie? Link below is a bigger picture. This is the bed that is composting/preparing for 2011 tomato plantings; some of the compost came from the kitchen compost bin and wasn't completely "done". If it is a potato, can I try to move it or should I leave it be?
TIA,
Dianne
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