okay. I found it. I think it's Creeping Charlie, also known as Ground Ivy (Glechoma hederacea). Tell me if I'm wrong.

ItÂs not Creeping Charlie. ItÂs the first-year seedlings of Garlic mustard.

Garlic mustard is a very nasty invasive biennial that spreads rapidly, crowding out native plants. The first year, it grows a rosette of small rounded leaves. The second year, it sends up a flower stalk with triangular toothed leaves.

The seeds can lie dormant for up to six years, so even if you get rid of these seedlings there will likely be more next year. Try to pull up as many as you can before they bloom and set seed.

The web site below is from Canada but it has photos of both leaf forms.

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Here is a link that might be useful: Garlic mustard

I think it is ground ivy. We'll see when it blooms. Ground ivy has small, vaguely trumpet-shaped purple flowers. Ground ivy will stay close to the ground while garlic mustard will send up stems which will eventually have flowers on them.

OTOH, the leaves look a little light for being ground ivy in full sun. My ground ivy has dark green leaves.

definately garlic mustard, no doubt in my mind since I have been weeding these for days.

This is definitely garlic mustard - I wasn't sure what it was last year (it is in my "forest" at the bottom of the garden). This year the flowering form grew - tall (2-3 feet) with white flowers.

It is everywhere, so I pulled up the flowering version and will use RoundUp or "pull up" on any of the first year plants I see from now ow.

Jakki