Solved Great big weeds?

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  1. Cardinal-Red

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    Afternoon all!

    One of my wait and see plants has turned into a beautiful something... Trumpet lily maybe? Crocus? Should be dead easy for you guys.

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    But my question is what are the two things growing next to it?

    They're tall but no signs of flowering yet....

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    And the second one:

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    What do we think?

    They're so close to the main plant I doubt previous owners would have deliberately set it out like that.
     
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  2. pete

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

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    Looks like a weed to me, somekind of willow herb perhaps.
    The white one is Arum lily correctly known as Zantedeschia aethiopica.
     
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    1. Agree with Pete......Zantedeschia aethiopica.

    3. Looks like a young Buddleja.
     
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      The plant at the back looks like a Sunflower.
       
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      I'm with Pete on number 3 - Rosebay Willowherb.
       
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      Yes I am with Pete on this as well. :blue thumb:
       
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      It's Great (Hairy) Willowherb.
       
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