I have two more mystery plants in my flowerbeds and am hoping for help identifying them. Plant 1: This looks like a grass, but the leaves feel very thick and rubbery. They grow small white, star-shaped flowers that have 5 or 6 petals, I can't remember which. They last a couple weeks. This plant reaches about 6 inches in height at full growth. These plants grow from a tiny bulb, no larger then a dime in diameter. Plant 2: These plants reach about a foot and a half in height, and the flowers are a bit hard to describe, but are many petaled. The petals are almost like a dandelion, but squished together into a cone or trumpet shaped flower that lasts only a few days. The flowers are yellow.
I googled the star-of-bethleham and you are right! I was glad to find out what those are. The second plant definitely isn't a daffodil though, unless there is another shape variation on the standard. These plants have many many many petals in a compact shape. The flower is not "hollow" in the middle like a tulip or daffodil. The whole trumpet shape is filled with petals.
Im not 100% convinced the second is a daffodil.......however, first try searching for double flowered forms of Narcissus. http://www.debruynseed.com/specialty_daffodils.htm#Double%20Daffodils better pictures here http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2289
Well.... it *might* be the double daffodil, along the lines of the Full House varient, or like this one: http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/38085/ , but I don't remember the flower enough to say for sure. Thanks for the links!