Oxalis stricta

Please help me identify this plant....

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Someone told me it's called sour grass, and #oxalis stricta...I have that plant growing in my backyard.

Thank you @mi_paraiso. After you told me the name I googled it. Looks like it's edible too 😀. https://camping.wonderhowto.com/news/best-camping-hiking-snack-california-sour-grass-0118006/

Welcome to Gtags! I look forward to seeing more of your gardens and plants! Remember to use the @ symbol before their name, so they can be notified of your reply. ⬆@mi_paraiso

#upclose #yellow #yellowflowers #edible #tasty #yum #edibleflowers #sour

@KariSamuel, Thanks for the input! Once a plant has been identified, is there a way to tags it with a name? Or add to the database?

Yes, you can do BOTH, when necessary! You have to go to your profile page, to your list of plants - find it under the unidentified list, type in oxalis, and you can compare yours to those listed.

OR - on my view of your plant, I can name it... in maybe a few seconds! Oxalis is already in our encyclopedia and tagging system.

If you can't get it, give me a shout... your oxalis is also known as #sorrel or common wood sorrel.... ☘💛🍀💛☘