Seedling/ unidentified plant ids please
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These 3 just appeared ( or atleast I just saw them ) in the beds edging my back courtyard. I would really appreciate it if anyone was able to help identify.
1) Growing among the wild violets under the trachycarpus fortunei is a strap leaved plant ( looks a bit lily-ish , much broader leaves than the liriope muscari i have maybe a meter away -- any ideas ?
2) Seedling with 2 beautiful true leaves ( and smaller versions of them as what i assume are seed leaves below them ) -- this is growing basically just by the camellia so am hoping is a camellia seedling ( no clue if this is likely , I only have one camellia plant, don't know if they are self fertile and I've never seen any seedpods on it, but then i don't really spend much time looking at it in autumn)
3) i thought this might be an ash seedling so have uprooted it as best i can ( seemed to be growing from underneath a patio slab and i recall someone on this forum saying ash seems to root in the weirdest/hardest places)


1) Growing among the wild violets under the trachycarpus fortunei is a strap leaved plant ( looks a bit lily-ish , much broader leaves than the liriope muscari i have maybe a meter away -- any ideas ?
2) Seedling with 2 beautiful true leaves ( and smaller versions of them as what i assume are seed leaves below them ) -- this is growing basically just by the camellia so am hoping is a camellia seedling ( no clue if this is likely , I only have one camellia plant, don't know if they are self fertile and I've never seen any seedpods on it, but then i don't really spend much time looking at it in autumn)
3) i thought this might be an ash seedling so have uprooted it as best i can ( seemed to be growing from underneath a patio slab and i recall someone on this forum saying ash seems to root in the weirdest/hardest places)



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2 looks like some sort of tree seedling but no idea which
1 looks so familiar .................. 🤯