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Plant ID

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EdithGrantham · 17/05/2024 20:51

Any ideas what this is please? I didn't plant it and it came up last year, I left it in to see what would happen, not a lot last year but this year it has buds on.

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Valkirie · 17/05/2024 20:55

Sisyrinchium striatum?

MereDintofPandiculation · 17/05/2024 20:57

Flower spike wrong. Sisyrhynchium has a cluster of buds

EdithGrantham · 17/05/2024 20:59

I was going to say it doesn't look quite like it'll get those flowers but the leaves definitely look right

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thanKyouaIMee · 17/05/2024 21:01

Looks a bit like my gladiolus buds before they shoot up to 4ft high!

Manzana · 17/05/2024 21:04

I would say @Valkirie's ident is correct, the inflorescence just hasn't expanded yet

MrsMitford3 · 17/05/2024 21:06

Valkirie · 17/05/2024 20:55

Sisyrinchium striatum?

I know MN has a love hate relationship with Picture This app but above is what it says it is!

Fumnudge · 17/05/2024 21:06

My Sisyrinchium striatum look just like that at the moment

EdithGrantham · 17/05/2024 21:08

Thanks all, we'll go with the ID @Valkirie has given and see what happens!

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HashBrownandBeans · 17/05/2024 21:27

Yes, Sisyrinchium striatum. Mine has now flowered yellow flowers, but looked like yours last week.

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MereDintofPandiculation · 18/05/2024 10:32

Obviously I’m not interested enough in mine to look at it that early in flower development! Grin

TeabySea · 18/05/2024 10:34

Sisyrinchium - mine are just coming up and look exactly like that.

EdithGrantham · 18/05/2024 15:22

MereDintofPandiculation · 18/05/2024 10:32

Obviously I’m not interested enough in mine to look at it that early in flower development! Grin

😆 to be fair it's only because it's self set that I'm interested as to what it is, I'm always wary of whether anything I haven't planted is going to spread and take over!

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