First one is vinca minor, third looks like arum italicum.

wow you are both awesome!

Can't claim any credit. They're all extremely common plants in my neck of the woods, except the fritillary.

And those little blue things growing around the Fritillaria are Muscari, common name Grape hyacinths.

You should be aware that Arum italicum is considered a "watch list" invasive species in OR, so not advised to plant.

And the one to the left of it is definitely weedy in this region. For that matter vinca forms big dominating patches on wooded sites here also.

Ooooh, yeah!! Didn't even notice the yellow archangel (Lamiastrum galeobdolon) lurking sneakily beside it! IME, that is far worse of an invasive problem here in the PNW than either the arum or the vinca.

And there's Japanese honeysuckle to the right of it. Who knows, maybe the bit of rose showing on the left is multiflora, just to complete the set.

And if the bulb foliage turned out to belong to Hyacinthoides x massartiana...