Yellow wood sorrel

Here is a vintage botanical illustration of a plant with yellow flowers and green heart-shaped leaves. The name of the plant is Yellow Wood-Sorrel; the scientific name is Oxalis Stricta. The image is from Wild Flowers of America, published July 17, 1894. Click on image to enlarge. Related posts that may interest you: Columbine Purple...Read More

Wood sorrel (Oxalis) is one of the best wild edible plants in the world. Learn how to find and identify it, common lookalikes, and important precautions.

Oxalis stricta (common yellow wood sorrel): Go Botany

This diminutive plant is a common resident in yards and gardens. Though often overlooked, it packs a bright, citrusy punch! If you pull it out as a weed, I highly recommend consuming it rather than tossing it!

Oxalis carnosa Fleshy Wood Sorrel from William Curtis Best Prints

Take a look at your lawn. Unless you maintain it to putting-green smoothness, you’re likely to see some yellow flowers. Not the dandelions — look closer. You might mistake them for buttercups at first, but they’re really quite different. These little yellow five-petaled flowers are yellow wood sorrel (Oxalis stricta). They’re a native wildflower where… Continue reading Wood Sorrel Folklore and Magical Properties

Oxalis stricta 'Yellow Wood Sorrel' Photo by Bill Webb

Yellow Wood-Sorrel (Oxalis stricta) - Wild Flowers of Sleepy Hollow Lake From All-Creatures.org - Working for a peaceful world for humans, animals, and the environment

Oxalis stricta (Common Yellow Woodsorrel, Lemon Clover, Oxalis, Pickle Plant, Shamrock Plant, Sourgrass, Wood Sorrel, Yellow Woodsorrel, Yellow Wood Sorrel) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox

💬 3 🔁 31 ❤️ 223 · Yellow wood sorrel..Oxalis stricta This tiny clump of sorrel with its heart shaped leaves seems to have followed me home..

Toronto Wildlife, More Yellow Wood Sorrel

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Yellow Wood Sorrel: five petals

This wood sorrel simple syrup is the perfect ingredient. I love working on projects that make wild ingredients useful, and this one's a good example of that. It's simple and quick to make but full of flavor. What's more, it doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming! Just follow the recipe below, and you'll be making your own foraged simple syrup in no time.

Woodsorrel in Manitoba (Edibility and Identification)

Sour grass, yellow oxalis and wood sorrel are the same clover-leafed plant that grows in yards, fields, roadsides and in open woods. Yellow five petal flower.

Oxalis corniculata

Western Yellow Wood-sorrel, Western Yellow Oxalis, Suksdorf's Wood-sorrel, Suksdorf's Oxalis: Oxalis suksdorfii (Synonyms: Oxalis corniculata var. macrantha, Oxalis pumila, Xanthoxalis suksdorfii)