A gardener had a plant with lily-like leaves but no flowers, wondering if it was a weed.
Without a photo, identification is impossible. Many plants have lily-like leaves. Flowering plants are classified by flower structure; most weeds are also flowering plants. A plant not flowering now doesn't indicate weed status. Annuals, biennials, and perennials flower at different times. Gymnosperms produce cones; ferns produce spores. Plants vary by region. The expert advised waiting for flowers, then sending a photo or visiting a local garden center.
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