You know, there is actually one other thing I've heard called sorrel, and it has that same vaguely arrow-shaped leaf, except more bulbous -- and tastes lemony sour. It's *small* and would pop up in the garden here and there. We just called it "garden sorrel". Having trouble identifying it though.
...and aha, I think it is in fact sheep sorrel! The photo on the Wikipedia page was entirely unfamiliar, but other images like this one are dead-on.
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Date: 2022-06-12 10:25 pm (UTC)You know, there is actually one other thing I've heard called sorrel, and it has that same vaguely arrow-shaped leaf, except more bulbous -- and tastes lemony sour. It's *small* and would pop up in the garden here and there. We just called it "garden sorrel". Having trouble identifying it though.
...and aha, I think it is in fact sheep sorrel! The photo on the Wikipedia page was entirely unfamiliar, but other images like this one are dead-on.