Oxalis?

I'm on my way to buy a thingamabob to connect my camera to computer to download a pic.

But, since I wrote the following, thinking I could then find this weed online, here's my effort:

Forget what I wrote in entry #1.
Almost all in shade.
Now up to 14" high.
Top of plant looks like a very, very poor man's Baby's Breath .
Beginning at bottom of plant:
Taproot + branching roots from tap.
1" thru 2" above ground begins few branches.
Branches do not re-branch for 8" to 10".
Leaves are very faintly hairy on both surfaces.
Leaves alternate every 2", except at top of stem where re-branching occurs where they are opposite.
Leaves on stem oval to round, show very slight indentation(s).
Leaves after branching near top are oval.
At top of plant are flowers on 1/2" to 1" stem, usually from 2 stems that branch from end of 2" stem.
Flowers are tiny, white, accompanied by larger 3-part (indented) tiny (head of pin or smaller) green seed pod (?).

What surprises me is that as closely as I've examined this (weed) I can't find it online.

Does seem that the photo collections of "weeds" for identifying are comprised 50% of marijuana weed photos. LOL

I think I know what you're referring to - it reminds me of an ground cover that everyone was buying last year or so - something in the spurge family (milky sap when broken) - a white flowering spurge w/ a name something like 'crystal palace' or 'silver palace' or similar� I had bought some that died out & then this came in the same area & started spreading like crazy.

Carol, you are so right! Great photo. Thank you!
Likely I (and you?) brought this plant home as a hitchhiker in a store-bought plant. If we can't find a name, I'll try to put it on the weed forum.
Irma

You're welcome - & I was wondering if it may be a volunteer from the original, which might've been a hybrid�

Don't forget you can take weeds in to your extension office for identification. I recently had to do this for a volunteer that quite quickly grew to shrub size. They were a bit stumped, but within a day I had a positive ID: Paper Mulberry, an invasive shrub/tree.