I can't id it, I'm afraid, but please read the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: Gathering wild plants

MI man here.. it looks so familiar... but i DONT know

but do note.. its growing on a runner ... so i suspect it is not going to be tame ... free things arent always the best to use in a garden ...

did you find it anywhere near water here in MI ??? .... i hope it isnt the invasive loosestrife ... as it is choking our waterwaters... see link ... and flip to images ..????

the wizards here.. might need to see a leaf.. for an ID ... pot it up.. until you get the ID ... just in case it is an invasive ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: and birds will carry the seed to water.. even if you arent near it ...

We have some property up north that we purchased a few years ago. There are many spring bulbs in and around the woods. I also remember there being some type of plant mixed in such as lily of the valley or something similar. I dug up some bulbs and found several of these mixed in. So I was thinking it might be lily of the valley? But I can't find anything similar online. So was just wondering thoughts on this plant.

using the right word helps searching..

underground runners are called.. by me.. lol.. rhizomes..

see link and compare.. and let us know if you match them or not ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: lilnk