it should root rather freely in water ... take a 3 inch cutting from the end.. put in fresh water for a week ... and if and when you get it going.. cut more.. make more.. AND THROW THAT OLD THING AWAY .... lol there are plants you can FORCE to winter over.. even though they are NOT houseplants ... but come late winter.. its time to make some new ones.. and let the tortured one pass ... and after potting up your rootlings... harden them off outdoors.. and plant them in mother earth.. where they belong.. and then.. start over again.. next fall ... NEVER FORGET.. rooting a piece is KEEPING THE PLANT ... dont fret over recycling the old one ... its natures way ken

Thanks for the suggestions, Carol & Rhizo. 'Twas an oversight not to mention there are 4 petals (which can only be seen 2-3" from my naked eyes - neither side of the bifocals are enough for something this small!) Sorry, and wish I knew more plant anatomy words to describe this little fella better. Should I ask 'honey' to take a pic with a real camera? My phone's not very good at close-ups.

Good afternoon ladies! Please excuse me for having to go to work!!!LOL Deb, Thank you so much for stealing Tracy's box! I'll be taking posession of that again Thank You! RECAP, I pick box #12! I'm sorry to those of you that are waiting but I have most of the contents of everone elses boxes! Here's the numbers so far #1 1 #2 1 #3 4 #5 4 #6 0\ #7 0 #8 1 #9 4 #10 0 #11 0 #12 4 #13 0 I will double check these before the end of the month! Lisa

Thanks. That's definitely it. I'm surprised I couldn't find anything IDing online before posting on this forum since it seems to be considered one of the most difficult lawn weeds in the south. Live and learn, huh?