Hard to make out, it's so blurry, but looks like it may be a lily of some sort - perhaps daylily? Something along those lines, anyway...

Looks like snake plant to me.

Yes, it's a weed. I don't remember the name but it's an invasive ground orchid. They are hard to kill, even with RoundUp. Best to either dig them out or pull them out carefully, getting ALL the underground root structure. They bloom in the late winter and spring. I have dozens of them that still need to get removed and I've already pulled out at least hundred in the past couple of years. Never saw them in the garden until around four years ago.

Thanks fawnridge. I looked up invasive ground orchid in Florida and found out what the plant is. It's called Monk orchid. It's a class II invasive, and it's spread by seeds. Now I know why it ended up in my yard since did not plant it!

Interesting - found this page about it...

http://www.flnativeorchids.com/natives_gallery/oeceoclades_maculata.htm

It's kind of interesting because the person who wrote the description didn't seem too perturbed about the orchid and its invasive stature. I think I might leave it because I really would like to see the bloom.

Even though I am heavily involved with exotic invasive species up here in sconnie, I like this person's non-hysterical take on this plant. Not every non-native species that becomes naturalized is a catastrophe. And given the heart-wrenching difficulty of working to eradicate some of the truly bad actors, it is refreshing for me to see a more measured approach here. Plus, those leaves are cool!

+oM