Allium canadense has a more starry flower. The petals are pointed, yours are rounded. Allium roseum is a wild garlic in the mediterranean region.
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LiriodendronScariff, County Clare, IrelandPosts: 7,424
Wild garlic in Britain is different though - it's Allium ursinum, with white flowers and without those bulbils. You're looking at Allium canadense on that web page, which grows wild in Canada, presumably... but might have been planted in your garden.
I'm assuming you're in Britain...
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I'm assuming you're in Britain...