A renter digging a vegetable garden found numerous tubers resembling sweet potatoes but with white flesh. They left a few growing and sent a photo of new growth.
Expert Possibilities: Without flowers, identification is guesswork. Could be ornamental sweet potato vine, a potato variety, or even peony tubers. Wait for flowering, then send photos of the blooms. Alternatively, take a tuber and foliage sample to a local garden center. They can identify it and advise if it's edible or ornamental.
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