Yellow wood sorrel is also found occurring naturally along semi-shady roadsides and hiking trials. A native to eastern North America and also parts of Asia, Oxalis stricta is mostly an annual ...

In April, it was all about henbit; now a new weed has caught the attention of homeowners. This particular weed has some similarities to henbit — yet many differences. The ...

Once an ornamental, pink woodsorrel is now a weed and taking over the landscape in some areas. Here's how to get rid of it.

These bright yellow flowers and heart-shaped leaves easily distinguish oxalis and wood sorrel, which are the same plant, from other plants like white clover and shamrocks. By Walter Reeves – For ...

As with wood sorrel, though, I find bigger, tenderer leaves where the plants also get a little shade. Any recipe that uses cultivated sorrel can be made with one of the wild sorrels.

Yellow wood sorrel is often confused with clover because of the similar leaf structure. The wood sorrel has a three-petal leaf with heart-shaped lobes. They grow year-round in north Florida, ...

Here in Alabama, we have limestone wood sorrel, and large flowered yellow sorrel, and a host of other species, you'll encounter in our forests.

Oxalis debilis is one of 900 members of Oxilidaceae, the wood-sorrel family. ... Common yellow wood sorrel is also less showy and more difficult to eradicate than non-native pink sorrel.

I’ve always had a hard time trying to maintain a manicured lawn or properly staking tomato plants in a vegetable bin. And the weeds never stop growing.But rather than thinking of them as a ...

Yellow wood sorrel This herb, distinguished by its heart-shaped leaves, grows in sunny, disturbed areas including garden beds, vegetable gardens, lawns, and edges of roads. After the yellow ...