Thanks for trying to help me ID this plant, Annette. I did a little research on the web and I believe I have discovered what it is - Japanese Stiltgrass. It is considered an invasive plant in 14 states and areas where it is moist. Not a problem here on this rock! I have had it two years. It is growing, but hasn't bloomed. I need to do more research and decide whether to kill it or not. I sure hate to though. It is so pretty and my property is dry, even in a wet year. I can't see how it could spread kept growing in a pot. Ironically, I put it in my Japanese corner garden by the patio with a little Snow lantern, 2 ceramic snails, a Mugo Pine, Snowball Bush, Nandina, and a small Japanese Red Maple. How ironic is that? I have more reading to do on this plant. ~Annie Here is a link that might be useful: Japanese Stiltgrass images and info

It will have flowers at some point. It doesn't look like a garden plant to me but if you want an id flowers will help. Judging by the stage of growth it won't be long to wait.

also try to avoid straight down pix.. for some reason .... they are disorienting.. and make ID harder ... go figure on that ... ken

That is what was confusing me, oursteelers. I thought bonariensis would be taller than what I have, although the ones growing through other plants are getting much taller than those in the front of the border. After looking at pictures of rigida, I believe that’s what it is, Jeb. Yesterday, a hummingbird was loving on them and today, there was a butterfly hanging out. Thank you to you both for your help.