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Wood sorrel Oxalis acetosella Status Green Least concern Best Time to See April, May Where baby oaks play in the breeze, Among woodsorrel and fringed fern, Through the green garments of the trees, The quivering shafts of sunlight burnSorrel, Wood Oxalis acetosella Small native perennial White flowers with purple veins from April to May Light green trefoil ('shamrock') leaves Prefers shady site Plugs or bare root Out of stock Speedwell, Germander Veronica chamaedrys Low, creeping native perennial with blue flowers from March to August Common Wood Sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) is often listed as being toxic in wild flower identification books, but it is recommended by many foragersThere are some potential health and toxicity issues to be aware of (see below), but in small quantities it is quite a good edible wild plant with a refreshing/tangy flavour

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 As the name implies, the 5petalled, funnelshaped flowers of Yellow Wood Sorrel are yellow There is a pinkish wood sorrel in our area Check out Violet Wood Sorrel too Yellow Wood Sorrel Yellow Wood Sorrel Yellow Wood Sorrel each leaf is made up of three heartshaped leaflets Yellow Wood Sorrel Leaves have long petioles that angle upwardOxalis (Wood Sorrel) Oxalis (Wood Sorrel) Oxalis is a genus of about 500 species of annuals and perennials in the family Oxalidaceae, mostly native to South America and Africa These lowgrowing plants have brightly colored, funnelshaped or bowlshaped flowers, and cloverlike leaves which close up at night and open during the dayWood sorrel, or oxalis, is a mediumsized wild edible weed that thrives in most areas across Canada and the US The flowers of this plant can be used to obtain yellow, orange, and red to brown dyes Oxalis, another common name for this plant, literally means "sour" and is named as such due to its oxalic acid content

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