spring Brassica weed, Maryland, name...

There's a spring weed, a Brassica, with a rosette of very dark green and very shiny leaves. From this will be bright yellow flowers. Name that weed/ invasive! I just can't remember.

Sally, is this it? https://www.google.com/search?q=wild+mustard+weed&biw=1600&bih=784&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=kYMeVdipEpHsgwTAo4HIBA&ved=0CCwQ7Ak

I might be thinking of Sinapis arvensis
http://wric.ucdavis.edu/information/natural%20areas/wr_S/Sinapis.pdf

Both occur nation-wide. A photo might be helpful.

I am sure it would
"both?" --I believe your link gave me a page of images with many different species

Doh! I was thinking of Barbarea vulgaris and I guess oblivious to the other "clutter". Sorry, my bad.

What a slap-dash duo!

First, no pictures of the culprit. Then, an avalanche of images of invasives - sans specificity.

What's this forum come to?

It's come to- Hey, I'm making conversation, not solving the world's problems LOL

Probably Barberea...and maybe Just maybe I will bring myself to grab an image...

This is a very casual relationship. I haven't shaved and Sally is wearing no make-up.

Ack is my laptop camera secretly posting video?!? Cuz that is true!
Here it is. The gnome is no more than three inches tall.

Oh My! How did my avatar get in your photo? We have to stop meeting like this. As to the plant in question, now that I see it I am more determined than ever that it is Barbarea vulgaris!! Quite edible by the way.

THAT'S more like it.

Quality banter replete with understandable and useful information...visuals to boot.