Anyone know the name of this plant?

Thank you. I looked at the Vinca minor (ground cover) but the flower isn't the same (it's flat and this one is more bell shaped). The leaf is very close.

Thanks for the input, but I don't think the flower matches.

Thank you so much for your input. The flower on a vinca/periwinkle/creeping myrtle is flat (at least the ones that I've seen). The flower on this plant is tubular/bell shaped at the end of long threadlike stem. I hope that helps with an ID.

This does not match the flower on my plant. Could you post a pic of one of yours that matches? Please?

It could be. I have some but my flowers 🌺 are yellow. Have a lot more flowers 🌺 on them. I rent so these flowers 🌺 come up every year Not sure what they are but they do look 👀 a lot like snapdragons. Not sure 🤔 if this will help just saying. Have a Happy 😊 Day

I agree, thank you.

thanks for the assist, but it's not periwinkle.

The thin stem is very close but mine is not a bell flower shape. Thanks!

Me either. I do wish all garden centers would mark their plants. Thanks.

Nope, but thanks! My plant has a long thread-like stem with a single flower at the end.

I looked up Asiatic jasmine, but the leaf and flower doesn't match. Thank you!

I live in Rhode Island and it was introduce here and has taken over all the wild areas. I used to think it was benign until it started taking a foot of my lawn each year. It cost me thousands to have it pulled up. Get rid of it or keep it contained. It is considered a nuisance here along with asian bittersweet and multiflora roses and russian olive trees planted along the highways in the seventies. The island of Jamestown is covered in thick ropy vines and difficult invasives.

The stem is the same, but the leaves and flowers are different. I love Columbine, but I can't grow it in my neck of the woods . Thank you!

YEAH! We have a winner. Thank you very much. I didn't really notice that the leaves were a bit fuzzy (so much for being one with nature . . .)