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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! The shamrock legend can be traced to the 5th century saint who used a three-leaved plant—possibly white clover (Trifolium repens)—to demonstrate the concept of the Chr…
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Oxalis oregano (Redwood Sorrel) is a creeping, rhizomatous perennial boasting rose-pink or white flowers, 1 in. across (2.5 cm), adorned with lavender veining from spring to fall. The charming blossoms are borne on slender stems over the foliage of velvety, mid-green, clove-like leaves. Easy to cultivate and maintain, this plant creeps underground via rhizomes and will spread indefinitely, naturalizing in shady, woodland conditions. It makes an attractive groundcover for part shade or deep…
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Oxalis oregana - Wikipedia
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oxalis-oregana / redwood sorrell
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Redwood sorrel, (Oxalis oregana) shady woodland groundcover in California native plant garden, Tilden, East Bay Regional Park
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Creeping roots spread this 6 inch high clover like groundcover, a common sight in virgin redwood forests. One inch silky white flowers in spring, sometimes again in fall. A great cover for part to heavy shade. Fairly drought tolerant but looks more lush with regular water. Bay Area native.
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oxalis; wood sorrel (Oxalis oregana)
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Western wild ginger (Asarum caudatum) is an understory plant that offers wonderful texture in the form of deeply veined, evergreen, aromatic leaves that carpet the soil in shady condition…
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Redwood sorrel, Oxalis oregana, Monterey Bay, California
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Christmas is upon us, and it seems that the past half-year rushed by at lightspeed. It must be time for our biannual photo contest....
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There are many species of sorrels found through out the world. Sorrel is an herb used in soups and sauces, but it can be the main meal. East Slavic, Polish, Lithuanian, and Yiddish people make sorrel soup, considered a kosher food in the Jewish religion. Sorrel leaves are also eaten fresh as in salads.
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Oxalis oregana - Oregon Oxalis
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Oregon Oxalis (Oxalis oregana). Recognize this distinctive ground-covering wildflower in the Pacific Northwest with these photos and descriptions.
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Trifoliate Leaf Of Oxalis Oregana
Trifoliate leaf of oxalis oregana, Humbug Mountain State Park, Oregon; Southwest USA wildflowers
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The edible, clover shaped leaves fold down at night.
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Plant in shade
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Oxalis oregano (Redwood Sorrel) is a creeping, rhizomatous perennial boasting rose-pink or white flowers, 1 in. across (2.5 cm), adorned with lavender veining from spring to fall. The charming blossoms are borne on slender stems over the foliage of velvety, mid-green, clove-like leaves. Easy to cultivate and maintain, this plant creeps underground via rhizomes and will spread indefinitely, naturalizing in shady, woodland conditions. It makes an attractive groundcover for part shade or deep…
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