There is too little information to identify this plant. Additional information needed such as a closeup picture of the leaf with a ruler or coin, a root structure attached, whether it is vining, how tall, where it was found such as forest, field or wetlands, whether there is any fruit or flower attached. About all I can say about it is that it has compound green leaves. Here is a link to Minnesota wildflowers that may be helpful in your search. https://www.minnesotawildflowers.info/

Here are a few more answers--my patron tells me it is growing in their garden and they planted it a few years ago, but don't remember what is it. He not sure if his wife bought it or got it from someone. It grows in full afternoon and about 2 ft tall. I have attached a few more pictures--hope it helps.

Thanks for the pictures. I think you have Commelina communis (Asiatic Dayflower). Here is a link describing it further. Note the maroon centers of the yellow stamens that distinguish it from other similar day flowers. https://www.minnesotawildflowers.info/flower/asiatic-dayflower