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12 points No_Region3253

Those are iris.

Easy to transplant right now.

6 points craftandcurmudgeony

looks like iris rhizomes.

4 points gnoble93

Iris, possibly sunchoke? Was it intentionally planted or was it a weed?


1 points IntrusiveExistential

Going to guess the person who had the house before us intentionally planted them as they were in tipped over plant pots ♥️

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