Mystery Greens & Some Flower Confirmation

Looking for a little ID help on a couple of things in my garden!

Mystery Greens:
These were nestled right in by the trunk of the plum tree, and I rescued them thinking they were leeks (based on the label I found buried near them, see picture 1). They were gently dug up in one block and transferred to a spare pot until I could get to the garden centre to get more pots and compost etc to give them more space to grow. HOWEVER, when I attempted to break up the earth block, they proved to be sort of cojoined, and had something bulbous going on underneath; not leeks at all! (see picture 2, which shows a separated part of the group)
I think it's garlic, now. Right or wrong?

Picture 1 // Picture 2


Hebe or Not Hebe? That is the Question
...yeah pretty much what the awful pun title says.
This plant is in the western bed in the back garden, isn't higher than my knee (I'm 5'3"), and is spread about roughly 2 and a half feet. I'm fairly convinced it's some kind of dwarf Hebe, but I'm a bundle of self doubt about everything so it'd be nice to have my thoughts corroborated. Whatever it is, it's vigorous as all-get-out and flowered all the way through until October and is now flowering again in February!

Full shot (last summer) // Close up on leaves and flowers (today)


Your smarts and help are appreciated!

 

hi Lucy,

No 2 definitely a Hebe, don't k ow which one though.

No 1 not Garlic, Garlic is a white bulb. This looks like a Dutch Iris to me.

 

Who's pinched my " n " :(

 

N truders

 

Thanks Anthony, I found a label on identical looking hebe in the front garden that identifies it as Hebe "Caledonia", so I'm fairly convinced that's what it is now.

As for MYSTERY GREENS, I'm just watching them like a hawk, and we'll see if they do anything that makes them identifiable!