So it looks like what
@jasonwx saw in Ireland was Ramsons.
According to the Seedman;
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“Ramsons (Allium ursinum), also known as wild garlic, is a wild relative of chives native to Europe and Asia.”
The dead give away for me (aside from being on a different continent) was seeing the foliage and flowers simultaneously.
Ramps are spring ephemerals. The leaves are only here for a few weeks and the flowers don’t come up until the middle of summer.
Quite a bit of my patch was transplanted from an old dump next to a corporate park. The woods there will most likely be bulldozed soon. I usually don’t pull bulbs but I do there and move them to other spots that are more protected.
March
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The thin leaved ones are seedlings in their first year.
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April
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July
The foliage in the background is Woodland aster and Virginia creeper.
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October
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