Photos: Bantry and Inchidoney, Co. Cork

Pink-sorrel Oxalis articulata Seamsóg ghlúineach Family: Oxalidaceae Flowering: May-September. Perennial. Introduced. Long-stalked umbels of deep pink flowers with 5-petals. The trifoliate leaves are sometimes orange-spotted underneath by the rust fungus Puccinia oxalidis. Height to 35cm A garden escape established in some coastal locations, casual elsewhere on waste ground, roadsides and rubbish tips. Most frequent in SE Ireland Similar: Pale Pink-sorrel, Oxalis incarnata

Pink-sorrel, Oxalis articulata, Seamsóg ghlúineach