We just love this Nature Nugget from Katie Schmidt!
Good morning Pink Sorrel. This bundle of color has leaves that resemble clover but this belongs to the genus Oxalis (clover belongs to Trifolium). Oxalis leaves are heart shaped and smooth while clover leaves are oval and have a toothed edge. You might also see these called wood sorrel, pink oxalis, or pink wood sorrel.
We need to do more to instill a culture of sustainability in our Park users.
This Earth Day, we are launching a special campaign to rally support for increasing our capacity to support the James River Park System.
We have an immediate opportunity to expand the Park, and we need you to help us make it happen! The available parcel is a 4.5-acre piece of land, known as the Brander Street Property, that sits between Ancarrow’s Landing and I-95.
Friends of the James River Park is a private, not-for-profit organization, and is tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Federal EIN (tax ID) number 26-3587880.
Friends of the James River Park
P.O. Box 4453
Richmond, VA 23220
friends@jamesriverpark.org
