This sprang up in a bed of myrtle near my front walkway. It seems to have spiral opposite wavy or slightly toothed leaves, tiny pink flowers with white sepals in a corymb (?). It bloomed in mid- to late-September.

It is short, not reaching more than 6" or so. The deer seem to like it, as the other couple plants have no flowerhead and the stalk is bitten off.

Thanks!

to NGA
I grew up in R.I. years ago! Love that state!

You have what looks to be a Sedum... http://garden.org/plants/searc...

I agree - sedum. The deer do eat many of ours as well.