I don't know what its called Gill, but it looks very much like something I pull up every year. It never flowers but springs up all over the place. It suddenly appeared about 4/5 years ago. In fact I've just dug one out this morning from a border and pulled another one out that was growing in one of my pots. Sometimes I've even had it growing in the lawn
Iris feotidissima has a flat fan shaped leaf arrangement. Carex have a ridge down the back giving a triangular appearance. I can't enlarge this to see what you have here but it's not any sort of iris
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I don't know what its called Gill, but it looks very much like something I pull up every year. It never flowers but springs up all over the place. It suddenly appeared about 4/5 years ago. In fact I've just dug one out this morning from a border and pulled another one out that was growing in one of my pots. Sometimes I've even had it growing in the lawn
Possibly Liriope muscari?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi Dovefromabove, I have liriope muscari and I don't think it is that as this is much much bigger.
Hi Star gaze lily - oh dear i really hope not.. i was hoping it might be something nice. Are your leaves about 2ft long?
Could it be Carex?
Yes Gill they are,
Mines definitley not Liriope. Doesn't have flowers, but sometimes 4ft long brown seed type stems. Leaves are broad and thick.
Oh heck, sorry. Don't know why I've got a 1 and a dot
Tried to get rid of it, but wouldn't let me.
Just looked up Carex Mark, some look very similar but not sure. Really gets on my nerves tho, always digging it up
Might be iris fotedissima.
Iris feotidissima has a flat fan shaped leaf arrangement. Carex have a ridge down the back giving a triangular appearance. I can't enlarge this to see what you have here but it's not any sort of iris
In the sticks near Peterborough
The leaf looks very much like what I dug up today Nut