can you take a better picture of the weed Dave ? It is very difficult to see properly in your image but going on what I am seeing , it looks like it may be purslane ... a real pain in the a__ weed. Leave a leaf behind and it will root overtime and create a new plant ( it is a succulent) I also see some sort of clover in that corner as well. Oh I forgot to mention I like your Bud Bennett bloom .

https://www.bbg.org/news/weed_of_the_month_purslane

Pretty! LOL on the space issues, I have no idea what that is like :) I agree with signet, my first thought is purslane for the weed. Weeded out a bunch of it earlier this week in one bed.

David , you can eat the clover too but they recommend boiling it . You can eat it raw but they say it tastes better boiled. The purslane is often used in salads , here are some recipes in case you decide you want to explore this "veggy"

https://www.epicurious.com/search/purslane?content= It really is a fascinating plant for all its uses if it would only grow where you wanted it to . This is a pretty good read about its benefits in case you are interested.

https://www.herbal-supplement-resource.com/purslane-herb-benefits.html

Purslane, "curslane"--is the response of many gardeners. Not easy to pull.

There is the weedy Purslane (Portulaca Oleracea) and the ornamental Puslane (Portulaca Grandiflora). I have grown the ornamental one off and on over the years (it's flowers close around mid-afternoon in full sun thus limiting its ornamental value somewhat) and my DH thought it was reseeding in his garden and told me not to buy it again. I've never seen my ornamental Purslane reseed, so figure it's just like everything else; if it's a weed it will show up in our yard eventually............I like your daylily too.......Maryl

Lovely bloom...and that looks like a really mean weed I have seen and not loved.

kay

Love the daylily, not the weed though. I must have every weed in the nation in my garden. All determined to take advantage when I am busy