They sorta look like daffodils, but I’m really not sure. If they’re popping up everywhere, it’s likely to be a weed that you don’t want. Maybe wait and see it if flowers so you can identify and decide then if you want to keep them?
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NotSoAnonymous2nd
Definitely flower bulbs. Kind of looks like hyacinth.
ingenkopaaisen
Looks like agapanthus.
Edit. If it is growing like this, I would get rid of it. It is a weed but has nice flowers. It escapes the garden really easy. If you must keep it, make sure the flowers don’t get to seed.
42N8Wan
Dig them up and put Ron a pot and see what develops .
LolaLaser1355
It’s definitely a lily, looks like an amaryllis.
richie930turbo
The leaf looks like daffodil
clap_yo_hands
It’s a flower bulb. Some kind of lily. This is the growing season for bulbs that bloom in the spring. Then they go dormant in the summer. It resembles my amaryllis bulbs that are very green and growing right now. I’m in zone 9 in Texas, so things here tend to thrive when it starts to cool down.
Designer_Addendum_37
My vote is a lily too
HappySimpleLife
Possibly freesia?
Familiar-Appeal3301
Thought agapanthus from leaves, but none of my rhizomes have ever looked like that. Hope you post follow up pics with the blooms for us all…
PedricksCorner
These are Amaryllis belladonna or Naked Ladies. They are common in California and are called Naked Ladies because the foliage comes up after winter rains and then dies down completely when in the summer, then suddenly big spikes come up with pink flowers. Some places have them all along the rural roads in front of farm houses. Like where I used to live.
Honestly could be a few things, hard to know exactly until it flowers.
ZealousidealBack3703
What zone are you in?
msmaynards
Absolutely Naked Lady. Mine are coming up all over the place right now. Lush green leaves in winter, bare ground spring until July/August then fat flower stems with pretty pink flowers. Do not need any water at all so move to a tough spot you don’t want to water. If you don’t want them and are feeling generous they are much loved and might be adopted if you put them on curb with a free sign. Don’t move now, wait until summer when they will be flowering if large enough. Mark the site if you’ve never seen flowers, they can take their time getting large enough to flower.
OverallWave5266
Onion
synapse57
They’re big ass flowers. mine are red.
GuacaMeowly
Could be grape hyacinth- speaking from experience it spreads very easily and is hard to get rid of.
HuckleberryUpbeat972
Gladiolus
jillianashleyb
The growth pattern and the way the leaves arch outward really remind me of daylilies. They’re harmless and usually low maintenance, but they can multiply on their own, especially if your yard had them before.
reallyreally1945
Looks like what’s commonly called rain lilies or hidden lilies. They can be white or red. The foliage completely disappears and then reappears amazingly fast with any rain. I let them sprout in flower beds. It helps that we don’t have a single blade of grass, so nothing to mow. I rescue seeds from unwanted lilies in my neighbor’s lawn.
reallyreally1945
Wow! It’s so much fun reading all these comments from different regions. “Naked ladies” is a new common name to me. Love it! And all the different philosophies on landscape appearance!! Treasure them, pull them up, don’t let them go to seed, mark where they were and wait for their return, etc etc etc.
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amaryllis maybe…
They sorta look like daffodils, but I’m really not sure. If they’re popping up everywhere, it’s likely to be a weed that you don’t want. Maybe wait and see it if flowers so you can identify and decide then if you want to keep them?
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Definitely flower bulbs. Kind of looks like hyacinth.
Looks like agapanthus.
Edit. If it is growing like this, I would get rid of it. It is a weed but has nice flowers. It escapes the garden really easy. If you must keep it, make sure the flowers don’t get to seed.
Dig them up and put Ron a pot and see what develops .
It’s definitely a lily, looks like an amaryllis.
The leaf looks like daffodil
It’s a flower bulb. Some kind of lily. This is the growing season for bulbs that bloom in the spring. Then they go dormant in the summer. It resembles my amaryllis bulbs that are very green and growing right now. I’m in zone 9 in Texas, so things here tend to thrive when it starts to cool down.
My vote is a lily too
Possibly freesia?
Thought agapanthus from leaves, but none of my rhizomes have ever looked like that. Hope you post follow up pics with the blooms for us all…
These are Amaryllis belladonna or Naked Ladies. They are common in California and are called Naked Ladies because the foliage comes up after winter rains and then dies down completely when in the summer, then suddenly big spikes come up with pink flowers. Some places have them all along the rural roads in front of farm houses. Like where I used to live.
https://preview.redd.it/4texzebll83g1.jpeg?width=3648&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=375082fd122d8dcfb8e7d1c0aa4614443923c823
Honestly could be a few things, hard to know exactly until it flowers.
What zone are you in?
Absolutely Naked Lady. Mine are coming up all over the place right now. Lush green leaves in winter, bare ground spring until July/August then fat flower stems with pretty pink flowers. Do not need any water at all so move to a tough spot you don’t want to water. If you don’t want them and are feeling generous they are much loved and might be adopted if you put them on curb with a free sign. Don’t move now, wait until summer when they will be flowering if large enough. Mark the site if you’ve never seen flowers, they can take their time getting large enough to flower.
Onion
They’re big ass flowers. mine are red.
Could be grape hyacinth- speaking from experience it spreads very easily and is hard to get rid of.
Gladiolus
The growth pattern and the way the leaves arch outward really remind me of daylilies. They’re harmless and usually low maintenance, but they can multiply on their own, especially if your yard had them before.
Looks like what’s commonly called rain lilies or hidden lilies. They can be white or red. The foliage completely disappears and then reappears amazingly fast with any rain. I let them sprout in flower beds. It helps that we don’t have a single blade of grass, so nothing to mow. I rescue seeds from unwanted lilies in my neighbor’s lawn.
Wow! It’s so much fun reading all these comments from different regions. “Naked ladies” is a new common name to me. Love it! And all the different philosophies on landscape appearance!! Treasure them, pull them up, don’t let them go to seed, mark where they were and wait for their return, etc etc etc.
Could be daylillies
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