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My guess, Datura.....a weed and poisonous to boot I think!
I've got this one ... and I know I planted it myself from a random plant sale a couple of years ago.
It was labeled as "peruvian love apple" by the grower ... but I suspect that was a name they made up!
It's an ornamental non-edible relative of physalis, tomatillo and cape gooseberry, the dried stems with chinese lanterns on them are nicely decorative when dried.
I can't seem to stop it coming back no matter how I dispose of the plants though ... it certainly grows very well!
The shoo-fly plant (Nicandra physalodes). Fairly common self sown weed these days.
That's the one! Shoo fly plant - sometimes known as apple of Peru.
I didn't know it was a problem weed ... or I would never have planted it on the plot :BangHead:
I still think the dried stalks with lanterns are very decorative though.
Poisonous, not edible.