It's all over my garden. The only thing you can do is dig up any clump of bulbs you see and trash them. Don't let any of them flower to set seed. Dig deep with a spade and take extra dirt from around the clumps so you don't miss any of the tiny bulbs that can "get away."

Gotta give the little "S-o-B" (that's "Star-of-Bethlehem, of course) credit for being such a scrappy survivor. But it can get terribly out of hand.

OMG, holding up a cross and looking for my garlic necklace.

My husband and I dug up a forty foot long bed, three feet wide and went down two feet deep. shoveled the soil onto canvas tarps, and manually sifted every single bulb of it out of the soil and replaced the soil and incinerated the bulbs. Next spring, it looked like we had planted them purposely. Good luck.

I believe this is what I have in my flower beds and fairly big clumps throughout my lawn.

Last year, I did a half hearted approach at picking out the bulbs. This year, I've been more fastidious. In the areas where I put a lot of peat moss, the soil comes apart fairly well and I pick out the bulbs. Where there is a lot of clay it is very difficult. But, I've added peat so next year it'll be easier.

I will keep doing this till I get rid of them!!!! A little more each year.

I was inundated with pantry moths before I knew it. Was out of town for two months and when I came home, these little devils were everywhere. Took me a full six months to rid the house of those little flying pests!!

I'll check back with you all in a few years!

PS. my friends gardens are full also. But, he only picked the tops off the bulbs and covered them with an inch of top soil. I think he's made a mistake and he thinks I'm nuts. So we'll see whose right. He thinks they're a pest we'll have to live with. I say NOT!