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Wed, Feb 13, 13 at 17:24
| Does someone know what this is? It has long thin leaves, pretty strong, pretty ugly, looks hard to take out. Previous home owner had it and it seems overgrown. |
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| I think it may be Dietes bicolor, peacock flower, butterfly iris; it is a frequently used low maintenance plant in California gardens. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Dietes bicolor, peacock flower, butterfly iris
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| Thanks for your help, that is it! |
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| Does it flower? Looks like over grown liriope; popular landscape plant. Also resembles an ornamental grass. |
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| Agree with Susan's ID. It doesn't resemble Lirope to me. At first glance, I thought it might be Ophiopogon, but not after looking at the Dietes. |
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