Oxalis montana Raf.

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Life Cycle:Perennial

Flowers

Flower Color:PinkWhite

Flower Inflorescence:Solitary

Flower Value To Gardener:Long Bloom SeasonLong-lastingShowyFlower

Bloom Time:SpringSummer

Flower Shape:RadialFlower

Petals:4-5 petals/rays

Flower Size:< 1 inch

Flower Description:Blooms May through July with two types of flowers: 1) Solitary, dainty, nodding flowers 1/2 to 3/4 on an inch across, 5-parted oblong-elliptic petals, radially symmetrical, white, lavender, or rose with deep pink veins and a spot of yellow at the base of the petals that are notched at the tip. 2) Late in the season flowers without petals appear on curved stems, remain at the base of the plant and do not open, they self-pollinate.

Leaf Description:

Clover-like compound, basal leaves with brown hairs long-stalked (though shorter than flowers stalks) with 3 leaflets. Shamrock-shaped leaves with three inverted heart-shaped leaflets, each about a 1/2 inch wide; slightly sour taste, leaflets close at night.

Fruit Description:

Fruit a tiny erect rounded dry capsule with 5 sections that splits open when ripe to reveal 1 to 2 seeds per section.

Stem Description:

No stems as such. Rather, clumps of leaves grow to about 4 inches. Flower stems are green but reddish at the base.

Oxalis montana (American Wood-sorrel, Common Wood Sorrel, Mountain Woodsorrel, Northern Woodsorrel, Sourgrass, Sours, White Woodsorrel, White Wood-sorrel, Wood Shamrock, Wood-shamrock) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox (ncsu.edu)

 

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