whats this in my garden??

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  1. L plate gardener

    L plate gardener Gardener

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    found a few of these :cnfs:
    they about 2" x 2 " and hollow :cnfs:
    I have no idea what they are :o

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  2. BigBaddad

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    looks like someones just taken their dog to the vet....ouch!

    I've seem something like this before, but they had a small orange fruit inside.
     
  3. L plate gardener

    L plate gardener Gardener

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    haha have checked the dog and they are not his :lol:

    welll ive opened 3 , and 2 hollow and one has a seed like "thing" which is really just a tiny version of this "thing" lol
     
  4. lollipop

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    Never grown one so not too sure, it looks a bit like a physalis pod, but I think the fruit inside is supposed to be quite big. Someone cleverer than I will be along.
     
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    I hope so, it will be the first one I get right.

    Physalis francheti.
     
  7. L plate gardener

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    oooh.... interesting my dear watson...

    can i do anything with the seed inside :erm:
     
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    Only one way to find out. Plant it and see what happens.
     
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