A gardener had a perennial by a pond in full shade, tolerating dryness. Leaves 16 inches across, light green, one large round leaf per stalk (like celery). Leaves die in late fall. Flower stalks appear mid-late winter, 8 inches tall, thick, cauliflower-like but smaller. Thick rhizomes. Slugs love it. Zone 8. Leaf edges have small harmless spikes.
Unknown plant
The plant looks like hollyhocks, but the expert wasn't sure without flowers. They asked if "8 inches" might be "8 feet" and provided a Google Images link for hollyhocks.
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