Wood Sorrel
| Latin Name: | Oxalis acetosella |
| Manx Name: | Bee cooag |
| Season: | April - June |
| Locations where this species is found: | |
| Glen Maye Slieau Whallian South Barrule Glen Mooar Glen Helen Glen Auldyn Groudle Glen Clypse and Kerrowdhoo Archallagan Port Soderick Glen Rushen Ballaglass Glen | |
This is one of several three-leafed plants that are known as "shamrock". It grows in wooded areas.
The leaves of this plant are edible, but it is not recommended to eat them in large quantities as they contain oxalic acid.
The Manx name for wood sorrel is "Bee cooag".
The leaves of this plant are edible, but it is not recommended to eat them in large quantities as they contain oxalic acid.
The Manx name for wood sorrel is "Bee cooag".
