Another plant ID please - with pics

[Solveago]

I have lots of these in my new garden. Many are growing near fences and walls. Thought they might be bluebells but they just continue to a clump of leaves.

Any thoughts?

Maybe some kind of Lily, I used to have some in my front border and this is how they start in Spring, they take a while to get to flowering point, depending on the weather June/July . I had some pink and some yellow then one year they didn't come up at all 🤷

They could well be bluebells imo. Where I am the leaves are up like this, but flowers are several weeks away - so not yet visible

My bluebells are just leaves atm

I've a plant app on my phone (highly recommend!) And the most likely answer ir gave is Agapanthus. Aka lily of the nile apparently.
It's not 100% but usually gets in the right ball park at least and the pics look likely if you google.

But also yes, it is too early for bluebell flowers so could still be them! Although I wouldn't really expect to see them planted against walls like you mention. More under trees.

Tried to add pics to my earlier post and couldn't, hope you can see these , they definitely start like your photo in your OP I had orange lilies at another house i a pot, Asiatic I think they were called

Google lens says its

Agapanthus 'Blue Magic', African lily 'Blue Magic'
A clump-forming perennial with deciduous, slightly arching, broadly strap-shaped foliage. Sturdy stems to 80cm tall bear rounded umbels of dark blue, trumpet-shaped flowers in summer

My bluebells show leaf from daffodil season (now) but don't actually flower until very late April/early May. I think they are bluebells too.

Bluebells - probably Spanish

Spanish bluebells, they appear like this all over our garden, cracks and all. Quite invasive, some flower and some don’t. I try and keep on top of them so they don’t spread too much

Bluebells spreads massively so be warned 😬

Thanks for your suggestions as to possibilities. Will post again when (if) flowers emerge.

They’re bluebells. If they’re near walls they’re probably spreading from neighbouring gardens. Now is a good time to pull them out.

Why are bluebells are problem? Assuming I like bluebells which I do.

But do you only like bluebells, to the exclusion of anything else 🙃

They are very invasive, they will take over your garden and not allow anything else to grow.

Bluebells belong in woodlands, they are very badly behaved in a home garden setting.

Spanish bluebells are an invasive non-native garden escapee, and they interbreed with our native bluebells affecting their gene pool, and can out compete it.

I agree your images are of Spanish Bluebell, they are very very hard to get rid of if you wanted to pull them out

Agreed! Spanish bluebells for sure.