Are there any new photos to share for this one?

greene , it is alive and still here , looks about the same ,
I will get a few photo's As said though , the plant still looks the same
We will see though if the camera shows anything new , it is raining currently , When I get a chance for photo I will

Still about the same , less succulent looking as the top leaves grow . Wondering about winter , but so far the plant does not look much different , Runners from before seem to prefer being underground , Feverfew encroaching on the right

Well It is still there ,, someday blooms , I keep being out budded to that on it seems ,, In about four months ? zzzzzzzzz

Maybe someone will ID it then...

In previous images it looked as if your plant was in an orange colored plastic planter. Now it appears to be planted in the ground. Am I seeing that correctly? Did you have time to photograph the underside of the leaves, then stem area and the roots?

Since we have no way of knowing the source of the seed...it could have been in the seed pack with the Feverfew or could have been deposited by a bird or whatever, it may not be native to your area.

I'll just take a random guess.
Maybe it's one of the Erigeron plants? One of the Erigeron acris or has the name been changed to Trimorpha acris?

Greene I planted it the week after , saying we will see if it blooms or lives the winter
Sooo Yes it was in a small planter box , It was still growing a week ago
I will be back with more pics when and if changes ,
This time as a new plant to me no blooms in the picture file , and it does look like a Erigeron or schefflera leaf ,
the first is far more likely ,
Does keep me interested while it is 20 degrees outside ,, a difference on the Winter Interest of gardening ,?
oops if it is an Arailia it will be dead shortly

Shortly blooms , I goofed a photo's be back in a bit


runners still

About to bloom I still have no idea . looks like an herb in the aster family ? those heavy succulent miming leaves are different to me ..
next stop blooms

Penstemon?

I know I should wait to see flowers! I can't really place the bud but the leaves look suspiciously like Penstemon.

Images below , are my Penstemon here
The plant I am trying to ID has Aloe like leaves and it is looking likt it is going to bloom small unimpressive aster like blooms I am thinking perhaps a Spurge of some kind ?

if anybody has a good photo of Euphorbia corollata, I would like to see it ,,, Wild Spurge ,, is my own best guess ,, but blooms I need to see also

https://www.google.co.uk/searc...

A test for Euphorbia would be to break a piece off, leaf or something, and see if it exudes milky sap.

I will try that sooby with one of the runner plants , when it blooms for verification , Thank you nice tip


JR'sbugs good informative link ,,

I am a little unhappy about the poison plant it is ,, all things being though , it has a relaxing look , like it belongs ,,

Penstemon have opposite leaves, so not that. The winged stems (actually decurrent leaf bases) is a characteristic usually associated with some genera in the Aster family, like Helenium, or Cirsium(but this is not Cirsium).

Gosh - your rosette reminds me of a Campanula, especially with the bloom stalk. But the leaves are a little too serrated.

There are several plants it reminds me of , The bloom buds developing resemble aster (roadside wild) The serrated leaf edge are the only thing keeping me from being sure it is Wild Spurge , But I have never seen the Wild spurge either
I have a pink and a blue Campanula , one possibly from you , this is interesting though There is a small chance it could be though

Cindy The Campanula Saxifragia are a match also
Really need to see blooms

It does look like you'll have blooms soon. You are going to post pics when it does bloom, right?