This is north of the DFW area. The garden where these are sprouting is near a cleared but undeveloped field, so seeds are probably blowing in.
Do the leaves look familiar to anyone here?
http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/01/21/17112ecf4da2f19e7b4a1909425c295e.jpg
My WAG - possibly wild-type Gaillardia seedlings.
Compare to the third image from the top in this thread.
Blanket flower is a possibility, as I do see them blooming in roadside fields. Thanks!
Any other possible suggestions?
May be a coomon plantain (Plantago major)? Just a quick Google search of images for ease of verifying for OP. What ya think, OP?
No…that’s a Composite. Gaillardia seems as good a guess as any. But it’s definitely in the Compositae…the leaves immediately reminded me of Chrysanthemum.
Here’s a close-up of a youngish Gaillardia from Google image search. Looks pretty darn close-enough for saying more-likely Gaillardia, IMHO. Leaves generally vary a bit (of mant flowering species, IME, during maturing period, so its hard to say exactly, of course.
