Looks like something on the order of Crinum x powellii 'Album'. This produces long-necked bulbs with leaves and flowers at the top. Do not cut the top of the bulb off!

google rejuvenation pruning of flowering shrubs ... never give haircuts... of which the second has been given haircuts for a decade or so the oldest largest branches are removed at 3 to 6 inches ... and new shoots emerge down low ... it is done on a 3 years cycle.. 1/3 per year ... and that way you can keep the plant young and small ... if the V is fragrant.. i am sure you would have noted such.. but the named variety would be 'mohawk'... among other names ... both plants.. are planted way to close to the house ... whomever planted them did not understand.. that the cute little plants they bought.. would never stop growing ... personally .. i would get rid of the second due to siting issues.. you can do so much better in that space ... see you in the shrub forum.. if you want more ... ken

White hollyhock, Alcea spp. hortster

Thanks everybody for the feed back! I've got about 200 yards of a fence line that is on the edge of some woods that I'd like to slowly pull out the invasive exotics and replace with better plants. Background singers are important--if everything is a star nothing is a star. I have much use for a nice background singer that can take the mic for just a song or two then be unobtrusive for the rest of the season!