Plant ID, please. Bluebell leaves?

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  1. ChrisM6

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    Me again...! After digging up a gooseberry shrub that was going nowhere fast, this plant was underneath. I planted native bluebells a few years back, but not where this plant is. Any ideas?! Many thanks in advance. Chris IMG_3431.jpeg
     

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    Not bluebell in my opinion, may be Marsh Foxtail.
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    Alopecurus geniculatus - Marsh Foxtail
     
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      Probably not a bluebell as all mine have died right back now, just a few brown seed heads lying about. All the leaves have withered and disappeared.
       
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        I would think, if the leaves are three sided, then it would be Carex pendula.
         
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          Just to repeat that this forum is amazing. Friendly members, quick and knowledgeable replies. Thanks, all. :yay:
           
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            pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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            Just a thought, it's not a day lilly is it.
             
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              We have three huge lily type flowers in bloom. They measure about 9 inches from tip to tip and have the back yard smelling like a funeral home. My wife planted the bulbs last fall but has no idea of what they are, or where she got them.

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                pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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                They are proper lillies @hydrogardener . (Lilium)
                I just mentioned Day Lilly, which is the common name for Hemerocallis.:smile:
                 
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                  Thank you Pete.
                   
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