Tuesday, April 7, 2020

Wood Sorrel

Common Names: Wood sorrel, oxalis, yellow sorrel, false shamrocks, sourgrass, lemon clover
Latin Names: Oxalis stricta
Type: Herbaceous
Origin: Native

Edible: Leaves and flowers are edible but acidic so eat only in small quantities. Normally eaten raw or as garish in a salad. Leaves can be used to make a tea. The juice can be used as a substitute for vinegar. Contains vitamin C.

Uses: Can be boiled for an orange dye. some medicinal uses.

Wood sorrel (April)

Wood sorrel (April)

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