Wow! Thank you so much for your help. That was a fast response. So I now have an edible weed growing in my veggie garden. Great! Thanks Chris

yes ' only mine don't have that foliage,as I said the foliage is like a dandilion' stays low to the ground with a slight mounding in the centre. It has a tap root that is quite long and therefore is trickier to move when large . When several are growing in a clump, they are often easily separated by digging them up and gently pulling apart. If possible I'll try to find my photos - don't have a clue how to put it on here but my kids( BLESS THEM) are'nt too fed up with my????????-- yet and after all I didn't have them just to look at! Thanks by the way sorry for the wrong name Sharon-- fantastic plants and photograghy. I suppose the gent and dog in our shots are also your admirers. As an add-on I've seem the bios people have put on the long running thread-- Gardners Roll Call- is there a list somewhere to follow .. Lois

Oh, and Selaginella isn't really a climbing plant, it's more of a spreading plant. It's good for hanging baskets and mixed planters - likes moist shade. I've used it sparingly in terrariums, but it can spread quite rapidly so needs some maintenance.

Looks like Forsythia to me. If it's young it wouldn't necessarily flower the first couple of springs. Lenticels on the top picture are just right imo. Looking at the leaf axils I think you'll get flowers next spring unless the winter cold is too much for it.