A picture would help.

This is the weed in question I believe. Lesli sent it to me for an ID, but I'm not sure what it is. Anybody here have an idea?

oh, sorry I posted a picture where did it go?

Lady Bird Johnson Wild Flowers lists 39 varieties of wild geraniums. HERE is an article about a few of them. Perhaps wait until they bloom to get a definite ID. At least they are something green!

I don't think these have ever bloomed, at least not a pretty, noticeable flower.

this stuff will mound up, nearly swallowing whole rose bushes, and I doesn't bloom.

We've got so dang many weed varieties down at our cabin (pink oxalis, Texas groundsel, wild violets, and many more) I've given up on ID'ing or removing them. We've come to an agreement to just "get along". I try to appreciate their blooms; husband just mows them down with the grass. LOL

It will be impossible to ID without a picture. When The picture appears in the box; it might first a appear greyed out a bit . Wait till the colors flesh out till you continue.

wantonamara it was the photo Ragna posted.

again

AAAAH... have you tried putting it on Name That Plant Forum part of Garden web. Some of those guys are good.

I tried over at the 'name that plant' forum. The picture wouldn't post, but finally I got it to. If I was the sensitive sort, I would have been offended. I found them quite rude! Maybe I am sensitive...

ok, the answer is
Bowlesia incana

Lesli you were right in that the flowers are very small and thus inconspicuous. According to 'Foraging Texas it's edible! Kin to cilantro, but much milder. Taste it and let us know.

Embothrium can be a little of putting. Don't take it to heart. The guys do get the info though.