GhostFishOP•

We're not fans, and plan on moving them to the backyard. We just want to be able to know more about them before we do. Thanks for any help!

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crackersaboutcheese•

If your talking about the tall grass like stuff, it looks like day lilies. They're bulbs and can be dug up & divided individually or in clumps. You can use an axe or hatchet to divide them or soak them in water and pull them apart, depending on how much time you want to spend. Looks like you have a good amount there. They like full sun and are pretty tolerant. If you have a path you could line them down it. I have them lining up my driveway. They flower once a year unless you get the re-blooming ones, which I doubt these are because the greenery stays a little more dwarf size & compact. The individual flowers once opened last one day, hence the name day lily. =)

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GhostFishOP•

Looks like you're right about it being some kind of lily. Found this today!

http://imgur.com/4zGyc5s

Any idea what type this might be? Thanks for any help.

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crackersaboutcheese•

Umm . . I'm not sure on that. You're in a warmer climate than me judging from the rest of the plants. Maybe try asking r/whatsthisplant with the flowering pic. I love the color! Some lilies smell amazing, others aren't much to smell at all, definitely give them a sniff when they flower. They also make good cut flowers, each stalk blooms for a few days. Give them a chance, you can put one or two anywhere and forget about them and then have some eye candy when you least expect it. =)

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fawkesfox7•

Looks Like some kind of Daylily?? Perhaps.

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