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Historically, these leaves have been associated with good luck and emotional well-being. The Doctrine of Signatures, an ancient belief system, once linked the plant's appearance to its healing properties, suggesting that Pink Wood Sorrel could bolster matters of the heart. So sayeth the Google Soothsayer. May be true maybe not.
Oxalis debilis, also known as pink-wood sorrel, is the most common plant which grows as a weedy “clover” in lawns.
