though mine are long dormant.. it reminds me of fritillaria ... the ones with the checkerboard flowers.. not the orange ones .... ken

https://www.google.com/search?q=fritillaria&biw=928&bih=744&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjKn97Sw5fQAhUh7oMKHSBGD3MQ_AUIBigB&dpr=0.9

there is no discernible scent and the foliage is much thicker and more rigid than society garlic. I don't think it's a fritillaria but thanks Ken. I'm not certain on that though..but I don't think they have fall foliage.

Reminds me of Narcissus foliage which has long since withered here. Perhaps is more persistent in your zone?

nope on the daffodil I would never plant a daffodil in a container...and no they don't have fall foliage.

It's hard to make out becasue there is grass in there too. What about a Paperwhite? They don't flower here outdoors but occasionally if I chuck a forced bulb out it will throw up some spindly leaves very similar to yours.

Don't remember them having twisted foliage...and the texture is more rigid than paperwhites as I remember. It could be paperwhites...I did have some last year...don't remember what I did with it.

OK, after cudgelling memory, I think it is old paperwhites...so credit to both narcissus and paperwhites. Thank you

The twisted foliage is not a significant identifying characteristic. It just happens sometimes.

Yes, and umm belatedly, I remember that occuring in past paperwhite forcing sometimes. It's a shame for one's memory to overflow :)