A gardener in southern New York found a 3-4 foot thick stem (1 inch thick) with buds up the sides and top among irises. The stem and buds were green; the husband thought it resembled Brussels sprouts.
Without a photo, the expert listed distinguishing features:
The thick stem suggests Brussels sprouts, but a photo would confirm.
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