Columbines (Aquilegia canadensis), violet wood sorrel (Oxalis violacea), and rue anemone (Thalictrum thalictroides)... Spring is in session here https://t.co/TH9udHgxQJ

— punch/up (@m_soond) 2022.5.2

!!! Es la flor del trébol común, clasificada como "Oxalis violacea", y tiene propiedades medicinales y culinarias wowowow te amo florecita

— Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ maf (@cyber_chiquita) 2021.5.17

Violet wood sorrel (Oxalis violacea) https://t.co/9HYinIZlbr

— Libby Doe Draynor (@trannimossity) 2021.4.23

@plantisotopes @MarshMaiden @DrAnnaFunk Jacob's ladder, bloodroot, oxalis violacea, pasque flower

— Mike Bingaman (@bingaman) 2021.4.23

Are you Oxalis violacea? Maybe...We are violet wood sorrel...Yes!We are Oxalis violacea! You are so cute♡ ムラサキカタバミ、だそうです #photography #写真好きな人と繋がりたい #iPhoneで撮影 #花が好き https://t.co/k5csHhFIZH

— はるかりん (@singularitea01) 2020.5.12

A nice patch of Violet Wood Sorrel (Oxalis violacea) from a woodland patch of the Wayne National Forest. Although found throughout much of Ohio, I don't see it that often. This area of the Wayne, however, had TONS of it everywhere. https://t.co/DoeqrtMoFa

— Kyle Brooks (@Kyle_From_Ohio) 2020.5.17

Oxalis violacea https://t.co/PvubyoqF1T

— ◦◦oOOo◦◦ Mike Palmer (@MWPalmer) 2020.4.9

@BRVogt @talkingrootworm @INHSillinois 1/Prairie-savanna plants: Ranunculs fascicularis (blooming for me in WI now...and flowers a long time--loams and sandy loams), Ranunculus rhomboideus, Besseya bullii, Phlox bifida, Houstonia caerulea, Houstonia longifolia, Oxalis violacea.

— Dr. Dan Carter (@dryspikesedge) 2020.4.13

All parts of oxalis violacea, violet wood sorrel, are edible; flowers, leaves, stems, and bulb And can we please talk about how Inosuke gifts plants that are not only pretty but also feed you I'm https://t.co/Ir9F5BImhi

— Oceanwhirl (Kai) (@KaiyouKara) 2020.3.11