#wood sorrel
I have kept my mouth shut for too long, so let’s get something straight here: the clover emoji isn’t even a fucking clover.
This below is a wood sorrel(oxalis). They have heart-shaped leaves that meet in the middleandfive-petaled blooms that come in many colors. Several species grow from tubers, and like raw spinach or chard, they contain sour-tasting oxalic acid which can cause health problems if eaten in significant quantities.
This below is a clover(trifolium). They have ovular leaves that meet in a cross-shape and have artichoke-shaped blooms that typically occur in white, pink or red. The leaves can be eaten raw or cooked, and their flowers are used for brewing tasty nutritious tisanes.
Which of these does “” look like? Because a clover it is not, and I will not be silent about this anymore!
Oxalis spiralis ‘Plum Crazy’ … I’ve come to realize that if you can think it up, that plant probably does exist somewhere.
this is all i need
How to video: Wild lemonade style tea
In this episode we will make a delicious and refreshing lemonade style beverage using Wood Sorrel (Oxalis oregana) and fresh Western Hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) sprouts.
Recipe:
1/3 cup chopped wood sorrel leaves & stems
¼ cup chopped hemlock sprouts
¼ sugar or honey
1 pint of cold waterFinely chop both the wood sorrel and…
