What other names does woodsorrel have? A complete guide
Woodsorrel is a perennial herbaceous plant that blooms continuously in spring, summer, and autumn, with diverse flower colors and a long flowering period. The flowering season is very spectacular, and it is very common in landscaping. Of course, the common "lucky clover" is actually also a type of woodsorrel.
Other names of woodsorrel
Sour grass, sour-sour grass, turtledove sorrel, three-leaf sorrel, sour mimi, hook grass
Habits of woodsorrel
It likes warm, moist, sunny environments and likes light; in hot summer areas it needs shade.
Its drought resistance is weak, and it is not cold-tolerant. In winter, in North China it needs to be maintained indoors, while south of the Yangtze River it can be grown in the ground.
It likes shady and damp environments and has relatively strong adaptability to soil; ordinary garden soil is enough for it to grow.
It usually grows in hillside grasslands, along river valleys, roadsides, field edges, or damp shady places under forests, and only blooms when the sunshine is bright.
In summer it enters a short dormant period.
The flower language of woodsorrel
Four-leaf woodsorrel represents luck and wishes coming true.
White-flowered woodsorrel is the national flower of Ireland, representing protection and patriotism.
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