A Miami gardener has a weed-like plant that returns after pulling, blooming in late September with 6 red/yellow petals.
Expert Identification: Likely Gloriosa Lily (Gloriosa superba), a climbing/tuberous plant with striking reflexed petals. It can spread aggressively. Confirm with local nursery. Note: All parts are highly toxic.
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