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Common Sorrel

Sheep Sorrel

Rumex acetosella

Parts: Tender leaves, stems

For: Commonly found in poor soils of yards or fields this sour tasting herb can be used to make an iced tea drink, in salads or as a cooked green. It's a tasty plant to nibble on in the field.

See also wood sorrel.

An ingredient in the well known "essiac tea" treatment for tumor reduction.

Sheep sorrel has a long history of traditional use as an anti-tumor herb and for strong immune system support.