Most perennials are fairly easy to move so why not just plant it and see what happens? If it hasn't flowered in two years it probably needs more root space than the small pot can provide.
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Well maybe if we get some flowers this year we will have an idea of what they are!! Will plant in similar position to where they were in their pot. Thank you all tho! 👍
Unable to say which one but flowering should hopefully help with a full ID. I think there are lots of different ones. They all seed about , some are worth growing some are considered weeds. I grow O Apricot Delight, yes it seeds alot but lovely along the edge of a path, the leaves are different long and thin.
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Will plant in similar position to where they were in their pot.
Thank you all tho! 👍