Edible: Wood sorrel [Oxalis acetosella]

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3		Wood sorrel in bloom. Tastes lemony. Source: Alley Pond Park (Woods), Queens, May 14, 2000
16		Yellow wood sorrel. Common blue violet in upper right. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, May 22, 2011
4		Wood sorrel Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, May 27, 2000
14		Wood sorrel. With violets and other things mixed in. Source: Central Park, May 30, 2005
5		Wood sorrel Source: Central Park, Jun 10, 2000
15		Wood sorrel. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 01, 2006
6		Wood sorrel. Source: Central Park, Jul 02, 2000
11		Wood sorrel. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2001
17		Wood sorrel. Source: Forest Park, Queens, Jul 04, 2011
12		Wood sorrel. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 08, 2001
7		Wood sorrel. Tastes like lemonade. Add to salads. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 09, 2000
18		Wood sorrel. Source: Inwood Park, Manhattan, Jul 17, 2011
8		Wood sorrel. Nice patch near Belvedere Castle. Note heart shaped leaves. Source: Central Park, Jul 29, 2000
13		Wood sorrel. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Jul 29, 2001
9		Wood sorrel Source: Central Park, Aug 20, 2000
10		Wood sorrel Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Sep 02, 2000
1		Common Wood Sorrel. The heart shaped leaf distinguishes it from clover. Source: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Nov 13, 1999
2		Wood Sorrel Source: Central Park, Nov 21, 1999

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