Does it have a smell? Looks like it could be sage. Also edible

I tried to comment earlier but I didn't see it go through, so apologies if this winds up a duplicate.

If it is Sage, it is not a variety I'm familiar with. The leaves are a little waxy and have zero fragrance. The plant has more of a tendency to spread out along the ground and creep: it first sends shoots straight up, but they lie down as soon as they reach a certain size (not even a very big size) , then lie flat and continue to grow along the ground. It seems to have a taproot.

I took a photo of it next to my sage bush for comparison, it usually grows more flat like pictured. It could be Sage, I just wouldn't be familiar with what variety. Right now it's growing several feet out onto my sidewalk in mat form.

Compare to Polygonum arenastrum.

That's it, I'm sure! Oh dear, it seems hard to kill. I didnt have any of this in my yard until this year, now it is all over both front and back yard. Just started growing a couple months ago. In some areas seedlings are coming up several per inch. Yikes! I've been leaving it but after reading about it I will pull it all up.

Tristan, I've noticed odd things happening in my yard too. I think the abnormal rainfall is to blame. I have weeds I did not previously know, insects that I have rarely seen and even some worthy volunteers that I never could have imagined. I think we will all remember this as the year of the Big Rain.