My money's on Japanese anemones. If that's what it is, it self-seeds and spreads like crazy. These are a few roots I dug up and potted on for 'sharing' - they are hardy as nails, even the pots in this photo that look dead are quietly producing little leaf buds. (These are Konigin Charlotte. Yours are more wrinkly when they emerge which may be a different variety.) If it is Japanese Anemone, plant them and expect them to grow to about 3-4' and provide you with flowers through till November, lucky you!
Growth habit looks wrong for Jap Anem and Gunnera - foliage certainly doesn't look right fo J.A. I don't grow begonias, but you can clearly see a rhizome/tuber of some kind in the top pot in the first pic.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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My money's on Japanese anemones. If that's what it is, it self-seeds and spreads like crazy. These are a few roots I dug up and potted on for 'sharing' - they are hardy as nails, even the pots in this photo that look dead are quietly producing little leaf buds. (These are Konigin Charlotte. Yours are more wrinkly when they emerge which may be a different variety.)
If it is Japanese Anemone, plant them and expect them to grow to about 3-4' and provide you with flowers through till November, lucky you!
In the sticks near Peterborough
I don't grow begonias, but you can clearly see a rhizome/tuber of some kind in the top pot in the first pic.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...