Alliaria Petiolata syn. Alliaria officinalis syn. Sisymbrium alliaria

Help me identify this plant

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Alliaria petiata, also called jack in the hedge. If u rub leaves they smell of onion @melvynprentice

Sorry, should be A. Petiolata @Sunseed

Thank you for the response.Is that a hedgerow plant ,a weed?

Oh its leaves do smell of onions. Sorry,a wild plant!

It is a wild plant. Some would call it a weed. Old saying, a weed is awild flower in the wrong place☺@sunseed

We have quite a feed statipn for wild birds.Could the seed be in the feeds?

It may be or seed is blown in by wind or birds. If u r near countryside that would be the reason@sunseed