they grow any where in this country and some would say it is a bit of a weed. I

It is an upland plant of the northern temperate zone and can be found in moistish meadows etc from Greenland, across Europe (including Britain) and into western Asia.

The botanical name is Alchemilla mollis, just in case you want to look it up.

ALL of them are growing in my garden in Southern England!

Nah, I've got several hundred LOL

They are a complicated group, a bit like Dandelions as they are apomictic (apoximis) whereby the flowers don't need to be fertilised to produce fertile seed. However, when this happens, all the seed are genetic copies of the parent so they can (like Dandelions) clone themselves!