They appear to be younger day lilies. They require full sun, and protection from deer. They will multiply greatly, over the years, and should be thinned out. Feed with a granular food, scratched into soil, then watered well.
It took mine 2 seasons of letting them be until they finally bloomed. So not the first spring but the second after giving them water & food, then surprise!
They could be young day lilies or a form of monkey grass, although clearly someone on here disagrees with that. Time will tell, but I'd definitely keep it to find out! Good luck!
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Hi Kathy that looks A LOT like my day lilies that are coming up right now. Has it ever bloomed? https://extension.umn.edu/flowers/daylilies
Looks like ornamental grass
it is ornamental grass
They look like Day Lilies. They are coming up right now like crazy in my yard.
Hi, Kathy,
They appear to be younger day lilies. They require full sun, and protection from deer. They will multiply greatly, over the years, and should be thinned out. Feed with a granular food, scratched into soil, then watered well.
I think Day Lilies too
Not a weed. It looks like my lilies that are coming up, too. Wait and see is my best advice. Good luck and stay safe!
They are day lilies. Let them be and you will have lilies budding in a few weeks. Good luck to you.
daylillies
I hope you saved them! They are dayliliies.
Thank you everyone!!
I agree on lilies
download the app plantsnap. You take a picture of your plant and it tells you what it is.
They could be young day lilies or a form of monkey grass, although clearly someone on here disagrees with that. Time will tell, but I'd definitely keep it to find out! Good luck!
Those are daylilies but you can get the free app iNaturalist to help you ID plants.
My guess would be daylilies also.