It looks like the white form of Tulbaghia simmleri that I have which always begins blooming very early in spring in the greenhouse. T. violacea is a summer/fall bloomer and has narrower leaves than the broad leaves of T. simmleri.
Aaron
Knoxville, Tennessee
--- On Thu, 8/20/09, Ina <klazina@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
I have 2 un-named plants in the garden, so have joined Flickr to add
them to my query, but in 2 messages. Hope this works....
This plant I was given by a friend who didn't know the name. I think it
possibly might be one of the garlic family. The flowers have a lovely
spicy scent, the plant is 14.5inches high, including the flowers. It is
early spring here. Gets most of it's leaves later.