They are not trifasciata, and not variegated. My guess is normal S. hyacinthoides leaves. The state of Florida has classified this plant as invasive and marked it for eradication.

Thanks miaforet, thankfully this is a a small group, so easy to remove. And yet sad because it is really pretty. But Florida has too many exotics that threaten its natural environment so I will remove them. :(

I agree with you. It is a pretty plant.

Thanks Vitorama!

They do look a lot like trifasciata. Mostly hyacinthoides has only 2 to 3 leaves per node or stock. While trifasciata can have up to 6 with 4 to 5 being normal. They look a lot like Tiffany's she grew out side for the summer. See her post. They darken up the older they get. Wish they kept that lighter color.