I was foraging for fiddlehead ferns today and found this little bulb in bloom. David Pilling has graciously put it in the Mystery Bulb folder of the wiki, as #JG So there's this boarded up house for sale on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River. There are several clumps of this bulb, some with multiple flowering stems and some non-flowering ? seedlings, perhaps. The only thing that comes to mind is Scilla peruviana, though these are A) much smaller and B) I don't think of Scilla peruviana as being winter hardy around here. All I had with me was my Opinel mushroom knife. That will teach me to go off without a digging tool. I'm concerned that if and when the property is sold (it's been on the market for quite a while) and the bulldozers rumble forth these little bulbs will be crushed into oblivion. Judy in New Jersey where Spring is hurling itself into overdrive. Plants erupt from the earth and into bloom overnight, e.g. Erythronium americanum, a roadside bank in stunning flower