The white line/indentation is on the inner side of the leaf. I planted these few bulbs Ornithogalum umbellatum/ Star of Bethlehem, according to my records and I don't expect them to flower, even if I don't decide to dig them up.
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Were you thinking of Liriope muscari? I don't think mine is. It was difficult to get clear photos. From a slight distance, my leaves look a bit like a cross between muscari armeniacum & a crocus, but I have those growing and they look different. I reckon mine probably are Ornithogalum/Star of Bethlehem, but they have never flowered in the shady area. Maybe I will move the pot. They don't look to me like the plants in the original poster's photos.
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In the end, I think the ones I was asking about were Allium triquetrum. They actually have very nice white flowers so I don't feel inclined to get rid of all of them, just enough to tidy up the border and plant other things as and when.
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Noted! They definitely were allowed to seed in the past because there are many of them!