Not sure of it's name, Steve, but I deal with it as a weed.

They look like seedlings of Pyrethrum Golden Feather, but it may not be true to those grown last year. You can either pull them out as a weed or plant them out in a flower border and see what happens.

Do they have a sort of liquorice smell when you crush the leaves? If so, it's one I treat as a weed, too.

isnt there a more golden veriaty of these as docbob sais . hello doc nice to see you mate . is it called feverfew excuse the spelling ? and was it an old fashioned remedy for headaches ? spreads everywear to .

you got it NP, yep, golden feverfew. Pops up everywhere, nice head of white flowers later.

Spot on NP & right spelling too - go to the top of the class ;-)

wow spelt right to thats a first lol .

Thanks for your helpful posts peeps, I will refrain from yanking them all up from now on as they fill gaps nicely between larger shrubs! Yet again another gardening school day!

Hi Leigh, nice to see you around hope you are well, we are here but a bit wet.

me to doc i thaught id need a boat today lol . nice to see your well mate .
i agree scubasteve it looks better than mulch or weeds and it shouldnt realy effect deeper rooted plants and you mite run out of annadin lol .

Second one looks like Feverfew and has a small daisy flower. If it goes to seed ,you may have a job to get rid of it.