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Dockweed (Rumex spp.) is a taxonomically difficult genus as species frequently interbreed. Sorrel is an erect, highly branched, perennial herbaceous plant, up to 1.5 meters tall and reddish-brown in color when mature. The basal leaves are much longer than broad, wavy-edged and lanceolate in shape, up to 30-40 cm, forming dense clusters on the lower part of the plant. The stem has stipules, a species of tiny leaves found at the point where the base of the leaf petiole joins the branch. The fruit is a shiny nut, with three sharp edges, reddish brown.
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Direct seeding
Leaf Lifespan | Deciduous Leaves |
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Flower Color | Brown, Red, Green |
Leaf Color | Green |
Flowering Season | Late Spring, Early Summer |
Sowing Season | Early Spring, Late Spring |
Group | Herbaceous |
Habitat | Ruderals |
Plant Lifespan | Perennial |
Water Requirements | Medium |
Light Requirements | Full Sun |
Origin | Native Seeds |
Soil Type | Indifferent |