Wonderful foilage scent -- horseweed?

[marymary1026]

This came up in CLUMPS all over raised bed that had wildflowers and sunflowers last year. Foliage has a sweet pleasant floral and scent. No flowers, yet, though. According to Google Image Search, it keeps coming up as horseweed. But I saw horseweed in our field last year and this doesn't look like horseweed. Hopefully it will flower, soon, and I can solve the mystery.
It surrounds a few, taller stems of little daisy asters. Those stick up higher than the clumps of myster plants and are starting to bloom. The second pic shows them. To the right of the daisy asters are some larkspur, getting ready to bloom. I think those tall stems are larkspur; not positive, yet.

 

[flowerbug]

This came up in CLUMPS all over raised bed that had wildflowers and sunflowers last year. Foliage has a sweet pleasant floral and scent. No flowers, yet, though.
It surrounds just a few little daisy aster stocks.

those seeds do blow around a lot and it comes up here each season, luckily it is not too hard to remove and i dig holes to bury weeds that aren't troublesome so they go in those holes with the rest of the weeds. pretty much free fertilizer.

the groundhogs will eat the tops if they can't find other stuff they like more.

 

[marymary1026]

Thank you for your reply. I noticed that some are covered in aphids, so I will leave them for now. Hopefully the aphids are happy there and won't move across the garden to the peas and tomato plants.