i am helping deweed a garden around a cottage and I have come across this plant and I am not too sure wether it a weed or not. It is quite wild if it is a plant what's the best way to keep it control it?
Looking at the leaves and the seed pod, I think it is a bulb, which has flowered for this year. Cut the seed pods off, and let it die down naturally. It will flower again next spring, at which you you may get a better identification.
You've got me baffled. The seedpods look to me like foetid iris, but that has dull stiff leaves, not shiny floppy ones. I eagerly await suggestions from the clever clogs!
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Looking at the leaves and the seed pod, I think it is a bulb, which has flowered for this year. Cut the seed pods off, and let it die down naturally. It will flower again next spring, at which you you may get a better identification.
seedhead looks a bit like a snake's head fritillary
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You've got me baffled. The seedpods look to me like foetid iris, but that has dull stiff leaves, not shiny floppy ones. I eagerly await suggestions from the clever clogs!
It is an Iridacea, anyway, because of the seed pods (hope this helps
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Look like immature Hemerocallis pods ! Maybe wrong but who knows .
That looks like a Hemerocallis with gall midge issue. Makes the bud swell and fail to open.
Think it's a very early flowering variety ; they are the immature seed-pods .
i thought it might be Hemerocallis as well, but I am not sure.
Whatever it is, it isn't a weed!