Oxalis suksdorfii
A small yellow-flowered wood sorrel from the Pacific Northwest, mostly the Willamette Valley and the coastal ranges of Oregon. It is a creeping or upright perennial that sometimes roots from stolons. It is hardy, and suits a cool, partly shaded spot outdoors better than indoor culture.
Where it grows wild
It grows in both open and wooded places, such as forest edges, clearings and moist grassy slopes in the lowlands and foothills.
Recorded at 30–1,128 m, median about 150 m, which is mainly valley floor and low foothills.
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