| Family | Wood-sorrel (Oxalidaceae) |
|---|---|
| Bloom | Summer, fall |
| Habitat | Meadows |
| Status | Non-Native |
| Cycle | Perennial |
| Height | Prostrate to 18″ |
| Flower | Yellow, 5-petaled flowers are 1/4 to 1/2 inch across. Base of the petals may be reddish. Flowerstalks are much longer than leafstalks. |
| Leaf | Clover-like with 3 dark green leaflets radiating from a central point, each with a distinct notch at the tip. |
| Notes | Leaves, leafstalks, and stems may be smooth to hairy. This plant is often found as a weed in lawns and gardens. |
