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Nobbly Spring Bulb ID please

Cottage CompostCottage Compost Posts: 475
edited September 2020 in Plants
A new garden and i've dug up these bulbs. I'm assuming they are spring bulbs and i have no idea what they are.  Does anybody recognize them?


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  • FairygirlFairygirl Posts: 50,189
    Not sure @Cottage Compost , but they look part of a rhizome rather than a bulb if you know what I mean. Plant up and see  :)
    Were they quite near the surface of the soil?
    It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....



    I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
  • Butterfly66Butterfly66 Posts: 782
    Could they be Anemones coronaria?
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  • Cottage CompostCottage Compost Posts: 475
    Thank you Butterfly66, having googled images of these bulbs / rhizomes they don't look the same enough to be sure.   But thank you though for the suggestion.

    As suggested i may have to pop them back in the ground along with several other bulbs that i'm sure are tulips and daffodils and see what pops up in the spring and then ID them and decide whether to keep them or not etc and then put them where i want them in the green.
  • josusa47josusa47 Posts: 3,531
    Jerusalem artichokes?  I believe they are related to sunflowers and have similar flowers.
  • Cottage CompostCottage Compost Posts: 475
    Hope they are not Jerusalem artichokes but having googled images i see what you mean.  But i'm sure they can't be because if they were they would be in full swing, in full flower and not too far off harvesting.

    They are a lot of them all over the garden too.   I'm convinced they are a spring something or another.  I'm digging up a lot of daffodil and tulip bulbs too.
  • SueAtooSueAtoo Posts: 281
    cuckoo pint bulbs?
  • Cottage CompostCottage Compost Posts: 475
    cuckoo pint bulbs?  Interesting one, closest yet i think if not correct.

    Thank you, i think you could be right.
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