A surprise , i have some false Solomon seal
Never planted any , don't think I have had seed , They just showed up in the perennial bed .


There seem to be about a dozen in bloom now
I think they are a woodland wild flower and they are in full sun ? I am in the process of redoing this part of the bed so they will need to be moved.
When and where?

Any suggestions would be most helpful

I am not familiar with Solomo's seal but this link might help;
http://www.wildflower.org/plan...
http://www.missouribotanicalga...

It sure is pretty.

I don't know much about the plant but what a nice surprise.

I agree with the nice surprise

The plants have just stopped blooming . I did dig one to see what I was dealing with , they seem to have a root that will run , so I am seriously considering where to move them before I do so . I read in the above link ''spreads by creeping rhizomes to form colonies''
I have to also move some ferns so they will most likely end up in the same area.

Looks like Starry False Solomon's Seal (Maianthemum stellatum) . They're pretty drought-tolerant and can grow in sun, according to Prairie Moon Nursery (http://www.prairiemoon.com/pla...). They form colonies by underground rhizomes, so best to plant them in a place where they can spread.