woodsorrel

But what can the woodsorrel and the mourning-dove, who deal only with eternals, know of the thorny sociabilities of human living?

One Writer Sarah Weinman 2010

It has a leaf resembling that of the woodsorrel, and a pink flower the shape of a primrose, but with smaller petals.

Three Years in Tristan da Cunha Katherine Mary Barrow

He led her through the house and up to a large spare guest chamber, rather away from the other sleeping chambers of the house, and he quickly brought to her there a bath and hot water, and certain herbs specially prepared -- wormwood, woodsorrel, angelica, and so forth.

The Sign of the Red Cross Evelyn Everett-Green 1894

There's wormwood, woodsorrel, masterwort, zedoary, and angelica; and lastly, there is a little bottle of the sovereign preservative against the plague, as prepared by the great Lord

Old Saint Paul's A Tale of the Plague and the Fire William Harrison Ainsworth 1843

It is within reach of my dear old walks, the banks where I find my violets, the meadows full of cowslips, and the woods where the woodsorrel blows ....

Our Village Mary Russell Mitford 1821

The only time that I have heard the nightingale, I drove, the one mild day we have had, to a wood where I used to find the woodsorrel in beds; only two blossoms of that could be found, but a whole chorus of nightingales saluted me the moment I drove into the wood. '

Our Village Mary Russell Mitford 1821

The coppices are carpeted with primroses, with pansies and wild strawberry blossom, -- the woods are spangled with the delicate flowers of the woodsorrel and wood anemone, the meadows enamelled with cowslips ....

Our Village Mary Russell Mitford 1821

In trials with potted rose, phlox, coreopsis and pasque flower, the treatment killed or reduced the growth of annual bluegrass, common chickweed, creeping woodsorrel and liverwort.

unknown title 2009

In trials with potted rose, phlox, coreopsis and pasque flower, the treatment killed or reduced the growth of annual bluegrass, common chickweed, creeping woodsorrel and liverwort.

High Plains Journal 2009