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What is this large leafed plant, please?

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PenderGardener PenderGardener, member
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Fairly large leaves.
Three ft. tall.
 No flowers or fruit.
Fairly large leaves. Click the image to enlarge.

Fairly large leaves.
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I am stymied!  What might this plant be that is growing in the gravel at the side of a house that we just bought (September) near Victoria, BC? The plant is about three ft. high.  The deer have tested the lower leaves but have generally left the plant alone.  There's no evidence of flower buds or fruit.

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PenderGardener writes: I wish! Apparently it is a Kangaroo Apple! How it got to Pender Island is a mystery. Posted: 1:39 pm on December 29th
eglantyne writes: tree peony? Posted: 11:41 pm on November 16th
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