Unknown landscaping plant

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    This plant (Asparagaceae family??) has been used around the city of Pittsburgh in a lot of recent commercial lanscaping. Does anybody know what it is. I don't know what the flowers look like.
     

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    Yes, definitely. Thanks again Silver Surfer.
     
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    I did wonder about Liriope too. I am sure that you will be correct saltcedar.
     
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    The common one is L. muscari.
     
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    Oops, its more definitely Liriope for sure. I can't tell if its muscari, though from the internet. Thank you both.
     
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