I wonder if they are wild arum (Lords and Ladies)? The berries seem to be attractive to birds who drop them all over the place - especially in my garden, where I suddenly find them popping up in all sorts of odd places.
The tubers are a bit knobbly like the photo - but it's hard to be sure. Perhaps the best thing is to isolate them and grow them in a separate pot. They could just give you a pleasant surprise - but are easy to dispose of if not.
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they are much more knobbley than either of these
Crocosmia's?
I wonder if they are wild arum (Lords and Ladies)? The berries seem to be attractive to birds who drop them all over the place - especially in my garden, where I suddenly find them popping up in all sorts of odd places.
The tubers are a bit knobbly like the photo - but it's hard to be sure. Perhaps the best thing is to isolate them and grow them in a separate pot. They could just give you a pleasant surprise - but are easy to dispose of if not.
because they look like they have scales could they be lily bulbs of some kind??liatris spicata are also quite lumpy and rough....
They look very much like oxalis to me
Definitely oxalis ladies. Mine have now produced leaves! pink flowers to come..