Ground Elder coming into flower

It's pretty in flower, (if it's not in your garden), otherwise, it's described as 'a terrifyingly persistent' weed.

I remember some years back learning, and rather liking, its botanical name:
Aegopodium podagraria

Looking for good points.... the leaf stem has an interesting triangular profile. I've never eaten it, but the new, young leaves are supposed to taste like a cross between spinach and parsley, which sounds not unpleasant.

Older leaves are bitter and have a laxative effect.

In the Middle Ages it was treated like a herb and was also used as a poultice to treat gout.