Is this wild garlic? PHOTO

[SourMilkGhyll]

I'm pretty sure this is wild garlic.
Q1 - can anyone confirm that?
Q2 - would you ever think it acceptable to re-home some from the edges of an overgrown car park?

No, wild garlic has wider leaves and clusters of smaller white flowers

Wild garlic smells very strongly of garlic. I think you'd know just from the smell.

Ah. Sounds like it isn't garlic then, and if the other ones are that invasive I think I'll just leave it where it is and admire it from afar!

No it’s absolutely not wild garlic. You’d know if it was, it stinks. I’ve a shit ton of it on my garden and it’s honestly the bane of my life for a couple of months a year.

Does it smell of garlic? Wild garlic smells

This looks like a 3 cornered leek to me!

wild garlic looks like hosta leaves, all slightly separate rather than from a central point, smaller and greener. Goes dark green on cooking, I have discovered.

@SourMilkGhyll

Ah. Sounds like it isn't garlic then, and if the other ones are that invasive I think I'll just leave it where it is and admire it from afar!

Wild garlic is quite invasive too

@Chalcroft

Does it smell of garlic? Wild garlic smells

So do a lot of related plants

Yeah but there is no mistaking wild garlic. Trust me I’ve a shit ton of it unfortunately. You’d not need to ask. You’d know Immediately.

They don’t look like wild garlic flowers.

No, that is definitely not wild garlic. Personally I love the stuff and forage it.

You can make gorgeous pesto, gnocchi, soup, pasta sauce, etc. With it. Scatter it fresh on salads. lizearlewellbeing.com/healthy-food/wonderful-wild-garlic/

I give you, my wild garlic stuffed mushrooms and a wild garlic parmesan cherry tomato spaghetti.

This stuff is green gold!!!

Yeah but there is no mistaking wild garlic. Trust me I’ve a shit ton of it unfortunately. You’d not need to ask. You’d know Immediately. Yes, so do I. But I'm not convinced that a similar quantity of other Alliums wouldn't smell to the same extent.

It looks like wild garlic to me - the test is, tear some and does it smell of garlic?

It could be allium triquetum (three-cornered garlic) an especially invasive kind. It's actually illegal to plant this in the wild, because it's so hard to control
www.plantlife.org.uk/uk/discover-wild-plants-nature/plant-fungi-species/three-cornered-garlic

We've got it in our garden, which is why I looked it up. It's a nightmare to get rid of - has spread everywhere and grows from tiny bulbs that can be hard to see, so you think you've cleared a patch but you haven't really.
If you are going to transplant some, I'd suggest keeping it only in a pot rather than in the ground, and keeping an eye if it spreads.

archery "Wild garlic" is the accepted common name for a particular species of wild garlic ie Ramsons, Allium ursinum, and the OP's pic doesn't look like that - it lacks the wide leaves. As you say, it's probably three cornered garlic, which is a wild garlic but not Wild Garlic.