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Hi folks,

Can anyone identify this flower for me please?

unfinished question

Hey Curly,Sorry what is unfinished? Is it that the photo is out of focus? I'll try and get a better shot at lunchCheers

Earlier t was missing the picture, much better now..

Yeah, once again in my haste to post and then get back to whatever I was doing!

Just goes to show the "check twice cut once" adage holds true in many things

It is a iily. Possibly a day lily.

www.gardeners.com/how-to/growing- (http://www.gardeners.com/how-to/growing-)daylilies/8104.htm

If you cant access this link, google 'daylily'

Solomon's seal?

Solomon's seal?

no. my solomons seal are up now. No, sorry, my dear, this is a lily. Depending on the climate, they will bloom around July lst in my area. We don't know where the OP is, but obviously if this is a new pic, it is somehwhere very warm.

Not a day lily.
Although it looks like a big version of a lily of the valley.

Not a day lily X2

My husband says the leaves are not lily leaves.

On closer inspection of the plant in my garden, I do believe maO641 is correct. It is a solomon's seal. The plant in OPs pic is further along then my plants.

Hi Folks. I am in Guernsey, Channel Islands. About 100 miles South of UK. The area is facing South. This has turned into a bit of a puzzle? Hmm at first I thought they were snowdrops on a tree, but that hasn't produced any results. I will wait for them to properly flower and post again. Thanks Colin

Hi Folks. I am in Guernsey, Channel Islands. About 100 miles South of UK. The area is facing South. This has turned into a bit of a puzzle? Hmm at first I thought they were snowdrops on a tree, but that hasn't produced any results. I will wait for them to properly flower and post again. Thanks Colin

Why don't you just Google 'solomons seal' ? This will show you all the growth changes to flowering. It is an unusual flowering plant. I use mine for background to hostas.

All sorted folks, many thanks. It is indeed Solomons Seal. One happy mother