I picked, or rather was given a large handful of seed pods and I followed the person (a close friend, after school)and saw her mom gardening out front so I said hi, and when I was about to leave she handed me the seed pods. I asked her if she knew what they were even in Chinese but she said she has no idea. The pods are like very long daylily pods, and the foilage looks like daylily as well, but the seeds inside are not shiny and I am almost sure they are not daylily seeds, I collected daylilies before. Does anyone know, or can any offer suggestions as to what plants might have those daylily shaped leaves, I am thinking of wild iris but can't find a pic of the seed pod. Any help would be appreciated!
Kenny, take a look at the Iris seed pods shown
HERE. Scroll down almost to the bottom of the page. Have you ruled out the other types of lilies?
Thanks for the pic rosie, but I don't think it's it...the pods were slimmer and the seeds don't look like the iris seeds that I saw at theseedsite.co.uk what other types of lilies are there? I am almost confident that they are not easter lilies or tiger lilies or lilies with leaves like those, I'm pretty sure thay are relatred to daylilies...possiblely by their leaves? I don't notice flowers that often unless they are in seed or unless they look really nice (like those multi coloured dahlias!)
Do they sorta look like flat corn??
No they're not yellow iris seeds, I have a packet of those sitting on my desk waiting to be sorted into my stash and I just planted some out today. I am 90% it's some type of iris now thanks weezie!