A Michigan gardener planted flower seeds but got a vigorous vine with large leaves, big yellow flowers, and developing gourd-like fruit—nothing like the package picture. Without a photo, identification is guesswork, but the description matches several cucurbits.
Post photos on a gardening forum (e.g., GardenWeb, Reddit's r/whatsthisplant) or use a plant ID app. In the meantime, enjoy the mystery vine—it may produce edible or decorative fruit!
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