A plant from a German immigrant’s post-war New Zealand garden has the gardener stumped. Description: 60 cm tall, thin tapering leaves, white-to-rich-pink flowers with a bladder-like calyx at the back.
With more details or a photo, identification is much easier. The bladder-like calyx suggests Physalis or a related genus, but many plants have similar features.
Please provide the additional information for a precise answer.
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