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    1. Cthululuu on

      I don’t think they are daffodils. Not sure what they are, you might just have to wait and see

    2. tech_mama on

      They look more like bluebells to me, the leaves are a bit thinner and they’re clumped together quite closely

    5. agro_arbor on

      No, not daffs.

      Look more like bluebells, but i haven’t had any of those come up yet where I am (SE England).

    7. JimJohn7544 on

      No idea other than they look a bit like our clump of bluebells that come up every year!

    8. Sepa-Kingdom on

      More pictures would be helpful, as it’s hard to get a sense of scale, but I suspect they might be Spanish bluebells.

    10. different_tan on

      I can’t see any comments on this for some reason, I am going to guess everyone else has also said bluebells

    12. Chunderdragon86 on

      They might be blind no buds ever usually happens if the leaves are cut the previous year never cut daffodils thlee t them wilt and be re absorbed bythe bulb

    13. florageek54 on

      Not true Spanish bluebells, but the hybrid, Hyacinthoides x massartiana, which is far more common & usually mistaken for the former which is quite rare in the UK. No need to remove them from your garden if you like them. Not a threat to native Bluebells there & the risk has been over-stated in the past.

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