TOPIC: Ramp? Leek? Onion?

I found some of these while clearing leaves in the woods. Zone 4 on a northern slope. Any ideas?

Unfortunately the pic is too big to upload. I'll try to edit it and re-post!

Ok, this should work

im probly not the person to answer but i think they leaf out in spring then the leafs die off and a flower stem grows in there place only sign of them ive seen has been the seed stem since spring so i dont think thats a ramp but i would like to know for sure so maybe someone will know but i would not recommend you try to eat any without possitive idenification.

wild indigo root wanted:
I will ask any of the root diggers that are familiar with a plant commonly growing in Ginseng regions
named Baptisia tinctoria alias \"wild indigo or horsefly weed\"
to please get in touch with me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. as I have a good demand for the dried roots
and wish to negotiate contracts to purchase them.
I have inserted this link for your plant species reference: plants.usda.gov/core/profile?symbol=bati

Putty-root orchid, aplectrum hyemale.
These do not grow in my State. Looks like an interesting plant.