Help me identify this plant (weed)?
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Lance like leaves (looks a little like liriope but the leaves are deeply grooved). There is a bulb but also roots that look like they could take over the garden. It's growing near the liriope but doesn't look like liriope.
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