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Can anyone help identify this plant

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farview Mon 10-Aug-20 10:40:32

Yes could be gladioli..or flag iris..

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Mapleleaf Sun 09-Aug-20 22:35:52

Could they be gladioli?

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farview Sun 09-Aug-20 16:30:43

If it is crocosmia....it may be crocosmia Lucifer...the leaves look a bit too wide to be the orange one...

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Fennel Sun 09-Aug-20 16:24:21

I love that plant - we have some in our tiny back garden and I could hardly wait until the bright orange flowers came out.
Which they did about 2 weeks ago.
Some say they're a bit like weeds but they're so strong that they suppress the weeds and are so cheeful.

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spottysocks Sun 09-Aug-20 11:53:45

Thank you smile I'll look forward to them flowering.

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spottysocks Fri 07-Aug-20 16:47:18
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This is what mine looks like.

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geekesse Fri 07-Aug-20 16:15:16
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You say you dug the bulbs up, so you know what they look like? This is a Crocosmia corm.

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tanith Fri 07-Aug-20 16:15:05

I agree .

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SpringyChicken Fri 07-Aug-20 15:21:13

Crocosmia is a definite possiblity, as Kittylester suggests.

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kittylester Fri 07-Aug-20 15:16:39

Possibly montbretia/crocosmia?

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spottysocks Fri 07-Aug-20 14:58:22
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We have a couple of these strap like plants that have sprung up in the garden, we have dug these bulbs up and we are carefully tending them but we don't know what they are, ideas anyone?

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