It is a Grape Hyacinth.

Scientific name: Muscari armeniacum.

Grape hyacinth is a small, perennial, bulbous plant that bears dense clusters of small, bell-shaped blue flowers resembling clusters of grapes. The plants have slender, strap-like leaves that are green and grass-like. Each flower is typically a deep, rich blue with a slight musky scent..

Despite their common name, grape hyacinths are not true hyacinths; they belong to a different family, Asparagaceae..

The plant's flowers appear as dense clusters of tiny, bell-shaped blue blooms, which are characteristic of grape hyacinths. The narrow, grass-like leaves and spring blooming period also align with Muscari armeniacum's typical appearance and behavior.