Your plant is Ipheion uniflorum, Spring Starflower. Leaves emerge in March, followed by small white flowers with a blue-violet center that last nearly a month. The foliage dies back by summer. It's a delightful bulb that naturalizes well, divides easily after flowering, and tolerates full sun to dappled shade in well-drained soil.
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