Solved Anybody recognise this, please?

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    I never leave pots with just compost in.
    This overwintered outside with other potted plants.
    Then these leaves started to grow.
    They are now 10 inches high.
    But I haven't got a clue what it is.
    I don't suppose any of you experts can identify it for me?
    There is no sign of any buds forming yet.
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    Looks like a Hosta.
     
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    I doubt it, KFF, I used to grow those years ago. These leaves are smaller.
     
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    I thought perhaps an Arum Lily. :scratch:
     
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      Arum or maybe a Calla Lilly I would think too..
       
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        I have never grown either Calla or Arum lilies.
        But I would be delighted if it turns out to be either of those.
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