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Jun 5, 2014 7:20 PM CST
Name: Ron
Naples, Florida (Zone 10a)
Region: Florida Hummingbirder Butterflies Adeniums Bromeliad Hibiscus
Foliage Fan Plant and/or Seed Trader Xeriscape Seed Starter Garden Ideas: Level 1 Plant Identifier
I didn't photograph the tubers, but I can/will, in the interest of "science"! But it may take a day or two. 12½ hr shifts have their advantage, but they do kick the crap out of a day!

I unfortunately missed a perfect opportunity. The other day, I found one of the tubers I had placed in the pot last year lying on the surface of the soil, sprouting there, What did I do? Of course I just dug a hole and planted it. Never thought to photograph it until a few days later.

In the meantime, if you need a visual, here is a good representation: http://i154.photobucket.com/al...

I know they're snake eggs, but when I first dug up the tubers in the compost, that's exactly what I thought they were. Too small for black racer, but I figured maybe Ring-neck snakes.

Anyway, I'll get back to you!
[He] decided that if a few quiet beers wouldn't allow him to see things in a different light, then a few more probably would. - Terry Pratchett

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