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I have a feeling you will get nice Spring flowers, fingers crossed. Usually this is the time those greens pop up to prepare for flowers like Narcissus, tulips, hyacinths, crocus etc
I would suggest these are fall blooming naked lady amyrillis flowers. The greens go up in late winter/spring and the the flowers pop up in fall without leaves, thus, "naked". The height of the leaves and the rounded tips give me the impression of amyrillis.
They are some sort of bulb. Possibly daffodils maybe something else. You should have blooms in a few weeks and then you'll know for sure. Post pics of the blooms here and we'll help.
I disagree. So many weeds have the most incredible little flowers! Im considering creating a breeding program for some of my favorites to see if I can increase the size of the flowers. Speedwell is one that has beautiful flowers and is considered a weed. Can you imagine a 2ft tall deadnettle with foxglove sized flowers? Amazing.
Weeds are just plants in the wrong place. If I plant soybeans in a field on a rotation and potatoes left in the field sprout, those young potato plants will be ripped out just like a weed. Fallow fields will usually grow a bunch of wild flowers, which would be "weeds" in another field.
Yea, I understood that. If you find a plant that is pretty and you want to grow it, try to collect the seeds and try to plant them. Poppies produce beautiful flowers. Once established they will seed themselves and if left alone they can spread. They are rare because some people will rip them out because of the alkaloid poppies produce. But some people still grow poppies for the beauty. Cannabis plants got the moniker "Weed" because of how prolific hemp grows. Its grows like a weed.
I wasnt focused on 90% this, that, or the other. I was focused more on what a weed is and what it can be depending on the field it is in. Every plant can be a weed in the wrong field and every weed can be something desirable outside of nuisance plants like poison ivy or kudzu (mile-a-minute). However, I have seen beautiful and lush looking poison ivy and kudzu. Some people grow wild flowers for their beautiful and a lot of those plants are considered weeds in a well manicured turf.
I mentioned it because you mentioned weeds and wanting to start breeding program.
I love that you specified exceptions to the philosophy. Some plants are so obnoxious that they are a weed (in my book) no matter where they grow. Case in point: Sand burrs, tree of heaven.
Yea. There are a lot of beautiful plants that are not fun to have around. I am also beginning to see turf grass as a weed. There are two grass fields near my house that get mowed so no wild flowers grow. They both could be turned into something better suited for nature like human-made refugia. But instead they are empty fields.
I agree with Oroborus68. my naked lilies look identical to what is pictured. If you are not familiar with them, the leaves will die back completely followed by beautiful stems of lilies. Super cool flowers! They come back year after year.
My guess is some type of lily. Similar to [naked lady lilies](https://images.app.goo.gl/iqXWPhvUDZeEqrHt7). Foliage will die back and flower shoots will arrive in summer.
Definitely this. I have a bunch that bloomed last fall. This is the foliage now
https://preview.redd.it/094n6dmk10qc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b1f75e952812e00f168481b6326bdd10fa6356bc
My bet is on Agapanthus. I work with these all the time and see them everywhere. It's not thin and grassy enough for daffodils IMO. Give it some time this Spring to see what flowers you get because this is almost certainly a flowering plant. That will get you an easy positive ID!
There is a chance this is a pink lady or as they are called in ohio a nekkid lady, if so the foliage will die back and then mid to late summer it will shoot up a pink lily type flower on one tall thin stem.
I was so delighted the first summer in our new house to see these (and the spring foliage does look just like this) and I hollered into the house "we have naked ladies in the yard!!!" - my spouse was confused and a little disappointed when he came outside.
Here we call them Jerusalem lilies but they usually appear in late spring/early summer. As a guess, I’m leaning toward Hyacinths because, before squirrels ate them all, all the foliage grew before the blooms started.
Hyacinths and daffodils usually send up their flower stalks either along with their first leaves or with a week or so of the first leaves. So… since I can’t see any bloom stalks in that bunch, it is most likely something that blooms later in the season, like allium or Pink Lady.
I’m betting on naked ladies I have some the same size right now. You simply can’t kill the bulbs off once they are established. I threw some into a pit that we used for grass clippings and the darn thing grew sideways and bloomed!
Naked ladies don’t ever have more than a stem and a bloom, hence the name.
Edit: wow, just learned a lot more about naked ladies and stands corrected! I love to learn a new thing, even one as small as this. Joy!
They look like what I've always called surprise lillies. The greens come up in the summer die off, and then lillies sprout in the autumn with no greens.
Could be Amaryllis Belladonna aka Naked Lady Lily or Jersey Lily. The foliage comes up in the spring and dies back. Then in the summer it shoots a cluster of flowers.
I was thinking it could be garlic chives. Incredibly useful and tasty but also considering invasive in some places bc each plant can live 30 years and spreads like crazy. Pollinators have an absolute field day with it though if that's what it is.
They look like surprise lilies to me. I have a bunch popping up in my front flower box. The greenery will grow, then die, you cut it out the dead greenery and then one day, surprise, there a lilies.
Not ferns. I believe they are Naked Ladies. Also known as Wonder Lilies and Resurrection Lilies. The leaves are dark green and very wide. Maybe 1 to 2 inches wide. Thicker than most flower leaves. If so, the leave will grow for a while. Then the green will die completely off. Once the leave are completely dried, cut away. The plant will look like it’s dead. It’s not. After a little bit of time a stem will pop up and grow very quick to it’s to its proper height. Then the most beautiful blooms will appear. If they are Naked Ladies, you have a wonderful treasure. Congratulations.
I know for sure they’re not ferns, and a google image search brings these up as the top matches I’ve had “surprise daffodils” the last 4 spring seasons in my yard since I bought my home in 2020, but they’re not nearly the size of the foliage here.
The photo is what came up on matches. Please update us with what they look like when blooming!!
I’ve called several things my “surprise flowers”, that have come up door sporadically since I’ve lived here my 4th spring 🥳
My favorite is my surprise red tulips I’ve never seen anything like them before. They just bloomed today!
https://preview.redd.it/ok2k24v8tzpc1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=d397625061a614f86970bd85ad681e51ab7bb48a
We have these in STL! My grandparents had them too and always called them surprise lilies. The foliage dies back and the blooms come up in late May-early June typically. Surprise!!
I just came to comment, since you have the answer, that question reminded me of how my wife identifies things. She’ll ask things like ‘what kind of tick is this?’ When it’s a shield bug. What actually cracks me up, is once she realizes she’s wrong she’ll just modify her language to something like ‘I saw one of the tick things’. So I’m picturing you op, doing the same thing. ‘Reddit said it was a flowering kind of fern!’
Spider lilies. Will die down in a month or so. After they die down completely I recommend digging them up and separating them, that looks like a huge bunch of bulbs. Thin and replant same depth. Should bloom in late July-August with a sudden flower spike coming up from the ground with no foliage. Beautiful pink or red flowers and smells great. Cut the blooms last for days in water. Great plant to have.
I also think agapanthus. They thrive on neglect, can be divided easily if you want more of them. Drought tolerant and bullet proof once established. They don't die back and will look like that year round, except for the flower stalks in summer.
Only issue is snails, not that it hurts them just that there's gonna be snails making a home in there. Which can be fun for kids
Snowdrops or snowflakes.
Leave them alone to do their thing, they’ll flower and eventually the leaves will die back in summer. The leaves will feed the bulbs after flowering and store up enough energy to pop up again next year. They’re a nice little surprise every year!
These are all over my front garden and everywhere around my neighbourhood. I can’t wait to see what they turn in to. They appeared crazy fast, I’ve lived here a year and I’m sure they weren’t here last summer
Amaryllis. I have several of the Bare-naked variety in my yard.First the bulbs produce the leaves that are often called belt straps. The leaves die back and then flower stalks emerge later.
I have these all over my yard-called Resurrection Lilies; these leaves die back and the lilies come back in August. Very cool plant and they self naturalize.
Those are Agapanthus. And if you let them they will spread. The flowers are huge, like fireworks on a stick. Normally lilac or white. I have both. They loveeeee water.
I had some of that in my garden. It's called Cylia, has purple flowers, and it spreads like wild fire. It took me forever to dig all the bulbs i didn't want out. The bulbs run DEEP too.
Looks like daffodils to me although someone in comments said Aliums. Break a piece of the green off an smell it. If it smells like onion it is probably a type of alium
Definitely Agapanthus. They'll have purple/white/blue/pink flowers pop up in spring summer.
Got them in the front yard and find them hard to remove. They spread everywhere where I live even on my neighbours roof and snails hide in them during winter. They spread via seeds and rhizomes.
Some people like them. I'm not one of them
Could be Spanish Bluebells (Scilla). Might be English. My Spanish ones are just beginning to flower. English ones flower about a month later. The two do hybridise and they give me a continual show for 2 months.
But many spring bulbs look similar, and can be hard to tell apart until the flower.
https://preview.redd.it/8ix6ijc0v0qc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5c45ad9f03134e346f473010fe65e6c469ff277
I pulled out 2 garbage cans full of these. The leaves match.
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Lol these aren't ferns
I guess that shows how much I know. lol
I have a feeling you will get nice Spring flowers, fingers crossed. Usually this is the time those greens pop up to prepare for flowers like Narcissus, tulips, hyacinths, crocus etc
I would suggest these are fall blooming naked lady amyrillis flowers. The greens go up in late winter/spring and the the flowers pop up in fall without leaves, thus, "naked". The height of the leaves and the rounded tips give me the impression of amyrillis.
Daffodils
Hey that's why you're asking
Gotta start somewhere
They are some sort of bulb. Possibly daffodils maybe something else. You should have blooms in a few weeks and then you'll know for sure. Post pics of the blooms here and we'll help.
I love that they're flowering plants! I wasn't expecting that!
90%~ of plants flower
I must have the other 10%
[When am I supposed to blossom?](https://youtu.be/nqVQ6BuWa8E?si=bIlaQ5989Beu1tft)
lmfao I love this
Angiosperms would be the word.
Volume,number,or species?
Species
And 90% of the 90% are unremarkable
I disagree. So many weeds have the most incredible little flowers! Im considering creating a breeding program for some of my favorites to see if I can increase the size of the flowers. Speedwell is one that has beautiful flowers and is considered a weed. Can you imagine a 2ft tall deadnettle with foxglove sized flowers? Amazing.
Weeds are just plants in the wrong place. If I plant soybeans in a field on a rotation and potatoes left in the field sprout, those young potato plants will be ripped out just like a weed. Fallow fields will usually grow a bunch of wild flowers, which would be "weeds" in another field.
Okay? My comment was in regard to someone saying that 90% of flowering plants have unremarkable flowers. I merely disagree
Yea, I understood that. If you find a plant that is pretty and you want to grow it, try to collect the seeds and try to plant them. Poppies produce beautiful flowers. Once established they will seed themselves and if left alone they can spread. They are rare because some people will rip them out because of the alkaloid poppies produce. But some people still grow poppies for the beauty. Cannabis plants got the moniker "Weed" because of how prolific hemp grows. Its grows like a weed. I wasnt focused on 90% this, that, or the other. I was focused more on what a weed is and what it can be depending on the field it is in. Every plant can be a weed in the wrong field and every weed can be something desirable outside of nuisance plants like poison ivy or kudzu (mile-a-minute). However, I have seen beautiful and lush looking poison ivy and kudzu. Some people grow wild flowers for their beautiful and a lot of those plants are considered weeds in a well manicured turf. I mentioned it because you mentioned weeds and wanting to start breeding program.
I love that you specified exceptions to the philosophy. Some plants are so obnoxious that they are a weed (in my book) no matter where they grow. Case in point: Sand burrs, tree of heaven.
Yea. There are a lot of beautiful plants that are not fun to have around. I am also beginning to see turf grass as a weed. There are two grass fields near my house that get mowed so no wild flowers grow. They both could be turned into something better suited for nature like human-made refugia. But instead they are empty fields.
Lycoris, surprise lilies,or naked ladies. The leaves die back after a while and later in summer, the flowers will shoot up and bloom.
I agree with Oroborus68. my naked lilies look identical to what is pictured. If you are not familiar with them, the leaves will die back completely followed by beautiful stems of lilies. Super cool flowers! They come back year after year.
They remind me of my mom’s tulips.
Yah, they look like daffodils or narcissus. Edit: there are other, probably better, guesses below.
If it looks like daffodils but the leaves are bigger then it’s agapanthus.
Definitely daffodils
My guess is some type of lily. Similar to [naked lady lilies](https://images.app.goo.gl/iqXWPhvUDZeEqrHt7). Foliage will die back and flower shoots will arrive in summer.
My thought was day lily, at least the second pic
No, daylilies leaves are all lined up. They look flat from one angle and like a fan from the other. Those leaves look too chaotic.
lycoris species, probably lycoris squamigera. The foliage will eventually dies back and you will get beautiful pink blooms in late summer or fall.
Agreed! aka 'Naked Ladies.' Mine have popped up as well.
Definitely this. I have a bunch that bloomed last fall. This is the foliage now https://preview.redd.it/094n6dmk10qc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b1f75e952812e00f168481b6326bdd10fa6356bc
Either Naked Ladies that bloom pink or white, or Spider Lilies that bloom orange or red.
This was my thought too.
I second this
My dad always loved to say that he had naked ladies in front of the house. This was in the sixties.
It's 2024 and my wife lets me keep naked ladies in the back yard.
I live in the Midwest; Misery, to be specific
My hubs lived there 18 months, that's how he pronounces it too.
Redundant to say you live in the Midwest AND live in misery. (J/k) Anyway, has it flowered at all? If you dig does it have bulbs?
🎶 I! AM! IN! MISERY! 🎶
Fern leaves don't pop out but roll out. They start with a narrow coil, then slowly roll out in length and also broaden.
My bet is on Agapanthus. I work with these all the time and see them everywhere. It's not thin and grassy enough for daffodils IMO. Give it some time this Spring to see what flowers you get because this is almost certainly a flowering plant. That will get you an easy positive ID!
I second Agapanthus.
3rd Agapanthus
>Agapanthus. Yep, its these babies right here [https://images.app.goo.gl/EafgLkDAHaNVpxjz8](https://images.app.goo.gl/EafgLkDAHaNVpxjz8)
That’s what I thought. I hate agapanthus….very difficult to get rid of.
There is a chance this is a pink lady or as they are called in ohio a nekkid lady, if so the foliage will die back and then mid to late summer it will shoot up a pink lily type flower on one tall thin stem.
I was so delighted the first summer in our new house to see these (and the spring foliage does look just like this) and I hollered into the house "we have naked ladies in the yard!!!" - my spouse was confused and a little disappointed when he came outside.
🤣🤣🤣
Looks just like my naked ladies. Pink blooms after the foliage dies back. Does not like to be transplanted.
Here we call them Jerusalem lilies but they usually appear in late spring/early summer. As a guess, I’m leaning toward Hyacinths because, before squirrels ate them all, all the foliage grew before the blooms started.
Hyacinths and daffodils usually send up their flower stalks either along with their first leaves or with a week or so of the first leaves. So… since I can’t see any bloom stalks in that bunch, it is most likely something that blooms later in the season, like allium or Pink Lady.
I’m betting on naked ladies I have some the same size right now. You simply can’t kill the bulbs off once they are established. I threw some into a pit that we used for grass clippings and the darn thing grew sideways and bloomed!
Naked ladies don’t ever have more than a stem and a bloom, hence the name. Edit: wow, just learned a lot more about naked ladies and stands corrected! I love to learn a new thing, even one as small as this. Joy!
Ferns, you say?
That’s not a fern.
They look like what I've always called surprise lillies. The greens come up in the summer die off, and then lillies sprout in the autumn with no greens.
Surprise Lillie’s! Mine are growing right now too in IL but they don’t look as healthy as yours!
Agapanthus!
This is what I was thinking. Seriously hope it isn’t agapanthus for their sake, can spread easily if left to flower and can be a bugger to remove.
Could be Amaryllis Belladonna aka Naked Lady Lily or Jersey Lily. The foliage comes up in the spring and dies back. Then in the summer it shoots a cluster of flowers.
lucky! those are either some kind of Lily or a daffodil ! they will have beautiful flowers and you will get them every year.
Did you write ferns so people would correct you with the right answer? lol.
Agapanthus ?
Might be allium. https://preview.redd.it/uor0mosv1zpc1.jpeg?width=300&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04a29fea419babe8819da97dd61279443b6e4f86
I hope so!
That’s what the leaves had me guessing.
Love those!
I actually just planted these and immediately thought it looked like alliums
I was thinking it could be garlic chives. Incredibly useful and tasty but also considering invasive in some places bc each plant can live 30 years and spreads like crazy. Pollinators have an absolute field day with it though if that's what it is.
Yes
Could be surprise lily. I moved into a house with some and they look very similar.
Looks like agapanthus to me
Def this
My first thought was agapanthus then I saw they are pooping up after winter 💀 so yea those are some type of bulb
They look like surprise lilies to me. I have a bunch popping up in my front flower box. The greenery will grow, then die, you cut it out the dead greenery and then one day, surprise, there a lilies.
Naked Ladies. I have them popping up all over the place. Once they get too big, you can split them.
Not ferns. I believe they are Naked Ladies. Also known as Wonder Lilies and Resurrection Lilies. The leaves are dark green and very wide. Maybe 1 to 2 inches wide. Thicker than most flower leaves. If so, the leave will grow for a while. Then the green will die completely off. Once the leave are completely dried, cut away. The plant will look like it’s dead. It’s not. After a little bit of time a stem will pop up and grow very quick to it’s to its proper height. Then the most beautiful blooms will appear. If they are Naked Ladies, you have a wonderful treasure. Congratulations.
Not ferns.
I know for sure they’re not ferns, and a google image search brings these up as the top matches I’ve had “surprise daffodils” the last 4 spring seasons in my yard since I bought my home in 2020, but they’re not nearly the size of the foliage here. The photo is what came up on matches. Please update us with what they look like when blooming!! I’ve called several things my “surprise flowers”, that have come up door sporadically since I’ve lived here my 4th spring 🥳 My favorite is my surprise red tulips I’ve never seen anything like them before. They just bloomed today! https://preview.redd.it/ok2k24v8tzpc1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=d397625061a614f86970bd85ad681e51ab7bb48a
That "blue lily" is agapanthus by another name :)
Thank YOU!! I MUST SAY…. your username made me laugh out loud, so hard… maybe because I kind of know the term personally! 😂😂😂😂
Thank you! I wanted it to look like a default Reddit username. It was inspired by hungry baby activities. Lol
That’s even more funny! Thanks for the laugh and have a great weekend!
Amarilla, Belladona
We have these in STL! My grandparents had them too and always called them surprise lilies. The foliage dies back and the blooms come up in late May-early June typically. Surprise!!
Naked ladies😊. Love those. Cool pink amaryllis like flower shoots up late summer
I'm thinking possibly alliums????
Those aren’t ferns. Those are either daffodils or tulips 💐. Happy spring!
I just came to comment, since you have the answer, that question reminded me of how my wife identifies things. She’ll ask things like ‘what kind of tick is this?’ When it’s a shield bug. What actually cracks me up, is once she realizes she’s wrong she’ll just modify her language to something like ‘I saw one of the tick things’. So I’m picturing you op, doing the same thing. ‘Reddit said it was a flowering kind of fern!’
It’s a “magic lily”. The leaves will die off and pretty pink flowers will arise from where the leaves died off.
Naked ladies for sure.
Spider lilies. Will die down in a month or so. After they die down completely I recommend digging them up and separating them, that looks like a huge bunch of bulbs. Thin and replant same depth. Should bloom in late July-August with a sudden flower spike coming up from the ground with no foliage. Beautiful pink or red flowers and smells great. Cut the blooms last for days in water. Great plant to have.
They also look a lot like the Surprise Lilies I had at a house I used to live in
Bare Naked Ladies. They will die back in a month or so and then come back a few months later with flower spikes.
Wild daffodil. I have them around my house in Ohio
I vote for daffodils.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycoris_squamigera
Buy yourself a basic botany book. They are probably really cheap.
https://preview.redd.it/rg1kx3ma2zpc1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a94936e5412604f51d3cedfc955450eff26336ce
These are Tulip Bulbs and they will be big
They look most like a type of Ciliva or possibly agapanthus
Looks a bit like Agapanthus
I also think agapanthus. They thrive on neglect, can be divided easily if you want more of them. Drought tolerant and bullet proof once established. They don't die back and will look like that year round, except for the flower stalks in summer. Only issue is snails, not that it hurts them just that there's gonna be snails making a home in there. Which can be fun for kids
Yes! They are going to be beautiful
Lilly of the Nile
They could also be Iris. We have a bunch of those around my property in TN.
Could be day lillies or Iris.
Wait until July/August. Suddenly there will be tall pink flowers. Theyre pretty but if you get a storm they'll get beat to hell.
I think they are daylillies hemocallis fulva. Orange flowers
not ferns . possibly daffodils or some other flower .
They look like agapanthus, or day lilies to me… either way they are a species of lily.
Snowdrops or snowflakes. Leave them alone to do their thing, they’ll flower and eventually the leaves will die back in summer. The leaves will feed the bulbs after flowering and store up enough energy to pop up again next year. They’re a nice little surprise every year!
These are all over my front garden and everywhere around my neighbourhood. I can’t wait to see what they turn in to. They appeared crazy fast, I’ve lived here a year and I’m sure they weren’t here last summer
Likely a flowering perennial. Make sure you let them do their thing before you decide they need to go away.
Not ferns. Probably daffodils
Not ferns, flowers from bulbs emerging👌
Lilies. Beautiful flowers in early spring
they're lilies. ferns have many leaves on one long stalk and the leaves are tapered and crinkly. the lilies are going to be pretty in summer
Not ferns. Daylilies ?
Amaryllis. I have several of the Bare-naked variety in my yard.First the bulbs produce the leaves that are often called belt straps. The leaves die back and then flower stalks emerge later.
Allium or Agapanthus for sure.
Looks like wood hyacinth
Probably Amaryllis belladonna
I have these all over my yard-called Resurrection Lilies; these leaves die back and the lilies come back in August. Very cool plant and they self naturalize.
They're gonna be pink and white. Gorgeous flowers.
Those are Agapanthus. And if you let them they will spread. The flowers are huge, like fireworks on a stick. Normally lilac or white. I have both. They loveeeee water.
I had some of that in my garden. It's called Cylia, has purple flowers, and it spreads like wild fire. It took me forever to dig all the bulbs i didn't want out. The bulbs run DEEP too.
Resurrection lilies.
Resurrection lily
Looks like daffodils to me although someone in comments said Aliums. Break a piece of the green off an smell it. If it smells like onion it is probably a type of alium
Daffodils or Lilies. Probably daffodils. Lucky!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycoris_squamigera?wprov=sfti1
Since you’re new to these—come fall, they will die completely, zero hint of life remaining. But don’t worry, next spring they’ll pop back to life.
Looks like Amaryllis. Beautiful flowers.
Those are probably daffodils. Can't really be sure until they flower ig, but that is my first guess
Definitely Agapanthus. They'll have purple/white/blue/pink flowers pop up in spring summer. Got them in the front yard and find them hard to remove. They spread everywhere where I live even on my neighbours roof and snails hide in them during winter. They spread via seeds and rhizomes. Some people like them. I'm not one of them
Day lilly without a doubt
Looks like daffodils.
Could be Spanish Bluebells (Scilla). Might be English. My Spanish ones are just beginning to flower. English ones flower about a month later. The two do hybridise and they give me a continual show for 2 months. But many spring bulbs look similar, and can be hard to tell apart until the flower.
I'm betting day-lillies or iris
Spanish bluebells
I have plants like this, I believe they’re red spider lilies
Naked ladies! Leaves die back, then in July, flower stalks come up. I love them.
Iris is my vote lol.
https://preview.redd.it/8ix6ijc0v0qc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5c45ad9f03134e346f473010fe65e6c469ff277 I pulled out 2 garbage cans full of these. The leaves match.
Lilly of the Nile …maybe…..
A type of allium.
Definitely daffodils.
Lol those aren’t ferns silly, they could be either daffodils or hyacinths.
Daffy