How to Identify and Harvest Edible Wood Sorrel (Oxalis stricta), a Common Edible Weed

Learn how to safely forage for the edible leaves and pods of wood sorrel [Oxalis stricta], a tasty sour snack! Also known as yellow wood sorrel due to its small yellow flowers, this common edible garden weed packs a sour punch. Join us as we learn some key identification points for foraging wood sorrels. Different Oxalis species grow through America including the Northeast, South, and along the Eastern Coast.

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0:00 Intro
0:44 Wood sorrel in the wild
3:22 10 ways to have fun with wood sorrel

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