I know nothing about them nor have ever seen them growing, but somehow when I saw the foliage the idea of Wild strawberries came to mind. And then it seems there are Mock strawberries. The arrangement of the leaves look more like the photos of Mock strawberries. But then maybe not.

You'd think anything this common would be known to those who frequent the Name that Plant Forum. It's very strange that they haven't come up with what it is. Flowers or seeds/fruit would be very telling. Keep watching for them. It's got my curiosity up.

Hmmm. Interesting idea. But mine are more bifoliate (mock strawberries are trifoliate) and the leaves on mine are a little more oval. Mock strawberries have striking large yellow flowers that, although my plants haven't had any flowers for at least a few months, would have been awfully conspicuous if they ever had them. Yes, I'm quite struck that several plant ID forums seem to be striking out on this. Those folks are usually real aces.

Actually, I'm now hearing maybe malvastrum (false mallow), but those should have loads of conspicuous flowers too and they are usually pretty erect.

My experts in the plant ID forums are now converging on malvastrum coromandelianum (false mallow). Interesting! It may be that I'm not seeing flowers because I mow them every few weeks.

Think it is "Indian strawberry"