Root mass
9 years ago
Lots of things I don't like in this bed - creeping Charlie, trumpet vine are the main ones. I encountered several of these rooty clumps with round white mushroom-cap-like balls while digging.
Could these be Egyptian Walking Onion seeds going into fall?
Zone 5a/b.
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