I tried posting this somewhere else but this is a better spot for the post. I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if this is a young chocolate lilly. We do have other fully grown flowering chocolate lilies in the yard. The only other thing I can think of is a evergreen but it looks more like a chocolate lilly to me. The stem is 40mm. high and each radiating leaf is 20 mm. long.
More likely a conifer. Seedling chocolate lilies form a single narrow leaf (scroll down on this page). In subsequent years, the non-flowering plants produce a single wide leaf that grows close to the ground (this was the subject of much confusion for me until I finally figured it out, as I couldn't figure out what that leaf belonged to though I commonly saw it where fritillaries were growing) -- here's an example: Fritillaria "nurse leaf".
