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Is this a cover crop? Wood Sorrel

 
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Can somebody identify what this plant is (see the attached pictures)? It appears to be a common weed in my garden.
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Woodsorrel
 
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Yep, wood sorrel, a nice field nibble.  Has a citrusy taste, but also contains some oxalic acid so if you have gout, limit your intake!
 
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Going to disagree if that yellow flower belongs to it, it is not woodsorel Oxalis acetosella as that has white/purple flowers, it is one of the oxalis though.
 
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Yellow Wood Sorrel  https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=OXST

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Thanks a lot for the answers. Mystery solved for me.
 
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