A gardener in Texas had a plant with broad flat sticky-backed leaves, thick stem, vine-like spread, yellow-white flowers, and okra-like pods with thin curled ends.
Sounded like a cucumber; asked for photo and location.
The gardener confirmed Texas, not cucumber, and sent a photo.
Unidentified plant
While researching another question, the expert found Proboscidea louisianica (Devil's Claws) matching the photo. Several varieties exist with different flower colors; P. louisianica has yellowish-white flowers.
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