What plant is this? Weed or the Flower I Planted? Help plant experts! pics?

Weed. They are the same plant.

It's known as "Purslane". It grows cute, but ants love the seeds and will take them home and the seeds will then grow in cracks in the pavement.

Here is more information from University of California at Davis Integrated Pest Management website:

http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/WEEDS/purslane.html

As for keeping it, the seeds drop where the flowers are on the stems. The bad thing is that it can take over within 2 years if left uncontrolled. The problem is that it competes with the plants you want to grow for water, space, and nutrients. The other problem is that the seeds can stay in the soil dormant for years, and keep growing sprouts even after you have weeded over and over.

Jade plants and succulents are tricky in Ohio. You may not have a problem with purslane because of the snow and freezing temperatures. It can be used as a medicinal herb, but unless you are very good at processing medicines from herbs, I don't recommend eating it.

Here is a list of herbs that WILL grow well in Ohio. It is from DeMoynes Greenhouse out of Columbus Ohio - I think this is a great starting point for growing herbs in your area:

http://demonyes.net/Herb%20List.htm

Good luck!

A- They ARE the same plant.

B- They are Purslane.

It is sold as a flower and as a vegetable. It is sometimes erroneously called Moss Rose or Rose Moss, although it is neither a moss nor a rose. And, yes, in most areas they are considered a weed (unless you buy the names varieties as vegetables or flowers). It grows wild in my yard and garden. I actually have two distinct varieties growing as weeds; one has a red flower and one has a yellow flower. My rabbits don't care for either of them and, to be honest, I wouldn't take the time to harvest the leaves from the wild varieties because they are too small and don't taste that great to me, either. There is a large variety called Golden Purslane that reaches a foot tall and is supposed to be quite good. I have never tried it so I can't say one way or the other.

Here are some images for comparison:

http://images.google.com/search?q=purslane&pr=&u=9...

Good luck and enjoy!

Herba Portulacae

It's a succulent, probably a variety of sedum. There are some succulent weeds, but the definition of weed is any plant growing where you don't want it.

They are the same plant and act as weeds I don't know the name of them but I'm sure they are good for paths and walk ways