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Shamrock

Trifolium

Photo by Jayfeger
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Field Notes

Description:

A common backyard weed with heart-shaped petals. It is said that one with four leaves will give people good luck.

Habitat:

Backyard

Notes:

Usually found with three heart-shaped leaves.

Reference Links:

Shamrock

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
JeremyCollings
Of there are any yellow flowers, then this could also be a plant with the common name of wood sorrel, which is a wild edible.
Tiz
They also look very similar to an other type of plant you have in your area, and that is Oxalis montana. Take a look here http://eol.org/data_objects/20608077. Do they have any types of flowers?

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PublishedJune 30, 2013

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