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Oxalis corniculata

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Description:

Creeping woodsorrel is a low growing perennial broadleaf plant with shamrock-like leaves. Bright green leaves and bright little yellow flowers with 5 petals on long stems.

Habitat:

Full sun and part shade plants that grow wild in fields, lawns and some rocky & sandy areas.

Reference Links:

Oxalis corniculata, PlantFiles: Detailed information on Creeping Wood Sorrel Oxalis corniculata

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PublishedMarch 16, 2012

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