It does look similar to the sedum I have coming.

I have a clump of violets that looks similar

Thank you for your help!! Should I move them because I never planted them there. They are right underneath bushes that are going the shade them out in a month.

If they are violets, then it would depend.....I have the little purple common ones that have scattered themselves in little patches in my lawn and are thriving and flowering right now in full sun. I also have a big clump of white ones with mauve centres, that looked like yours a few days ago. Right now they receive sun until early afternoon, but when the other plants in the garden fill in, they will be shaded for the better part of the day. They flower just fine and are doing well.

I guess if they will be covered up and you want them in a more noticeable spot then it is fine to move them.

Violets!

Probably Viola sororia, known as the Common Blue Violet. I just dug up and repositioned several clumps today! Some are blooming already in another garden in between irises..

Thank you! You guys were all right!!!!

Oh shoot, those are prolific spreaders. Gets right into the grass. Jumps gardens too. If you like them, keep them, but if you can get rid of them, do so now before it takes over your yard.

And another please!

And another! Part 3

And another! Part 4

These are seeds I planted but I forgot to label them! Please help! I thought they were milkweed but they look nothing like them.

Last one.

This just grew on its own and I don't know what it is and am thinking of pulling it out..

So sorry I think this is the last one.

Is this a nasty weed?

The last one looks like it is a sweet rocket or hesperis matronis. It's a reasonably tall lavender coloured flower that blooms over a long period. They self seed, but are very easy to pull out and as they tend to bloom a long time in my garden I always welcome some in my garden.