The directions say to use the browse button to find the picture on the computer. There is no browse button, only "optional link URL" and "name of the link". I can't seem to get the picture up.

I can't even see what the first poster can!

ok... I think this may help. I just registered for photobucket and face book. I hope this works!

Here is a link that might be useful:

Let's try it this way (this is using the HTML tag from your picture):

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Could be the early emerging inflorescence of Skunk Cabbage, Symplocarpus foetidus. If you are able to check them again in a few weeks, they should unfurl to reveal a spadix inside. Later on, the spathe & spadix will wither and green leaves will emerge.
They can also emit a foul smelling odor to attract flies for pollination, thus the common name.

Definitely looks like Skunk Cabbage to me. They are one of the earliest native flowering plants where I live. I've read that the inside of the flower (the pictures above are of the flowers), can be much warmer, up to something like 40 degrees warmer, than the air temperature. This also helps to attract flies and other early insects.

FataMorgana

Thanks alot! I googled skunk cabbage, and it definately looks the part! Although, it didn't stink a bit while we were trying to dig it up, or when I split the bulb. Maybe it was too young. Thank you again!

"Maybe it was too young."

I've read skunk cabbage can live 100 or more years.

They live along time and their roots go very deep. I'd leave them alone.