Plant identification

[micaaronf76]

does anyone know what type of plant this is and also how to split it, i want to grow more in front ofthe ones currently growing.

 

[micaaronf76]

also what this type of plant is called

 

[Becky]

Welcome to the forums! Where abouts are you in the world? It might be useful to narrow down by climate

 

[gardenerscottage]

Hi there I have just joined and your post was first up Your fist plant is a lily and 2nd looks like photinia from pic.- 'red robin' is the one I know due to red new leaves ( shrub.)
Depending on where you're located lilies are left in ground till top growth goes brown. You can then lift and separate bulbs to dry off before replanting in the Spring. Hope this helps.

 

[gardenerscottage]

Welcome to the forums! Where abouts are you in the world? It might be useful to narrow down by climate

Hi Becky,
I am in West Lancashire, England.

 

[gardenerscottage]

Hi there I have just joined and your post was first up Your fist plant is a lily and 2nd looks like photinia from pic.- 'red robin' is the one I know due to red new leaves ( shrub.)
Depending on where you're located lilies are left in ground till top growth goes brown. You can then lift and separate bulbs to dry off before replanting in the Spring. Hope this helps.

Sorry I am finding my way around - this is a reply to micaaronf76 post.

 

[sissy]

asiatic lily .You just dig it up and divide it

 

[maddie]

Looks like the oriental lily to me.. Do they have flowers... sweet smelling ones?

 

[DrCase]

also what this type of plant is called

Keep your loppers handy for that red tip photinia