Your description matches many lily species that grow from bulbs. In colder climates, the bulbs are lifted and stored over winter, then replanted in spring.
A photo would allow precise identification. Most lilies have similar care: well‑drained soil, full sun to part shade, and a dry dormancy period. If you're in a frost‑free zone, the bulb can stay in ground year‑round.
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