Homemade sorrel drink is a Jamaican tradition but these 10 products are showing up the versatility of our favourite Christmas plant ... Yum. This Trinidad-made syrup by Spartan Foods is too ...

Maybe you have to get the dried ones.” A Paramin resident said “most people don’t plant sorrel. They plant seasoning. If they plant sorrel, it’s a small amount for their families.” ...

Most vendors were selling half a pound for $5. As Christmas ended last week, last year's sorrel plants were about to expire and vendors upped the bargain and were offering up to seven pounds of ...

As the weather warms, sorrel will make fewer leaves and switch to flowering stalks. Unless you want to save seed, these should be cut off. The plant will go almost dormant in summer, then send up ...

and some garden centers also stock sorrel plants in their herb section. An added bonus to growing sorrel is that the plant is a perennial that, once established, will come back for several years.

There are certain non-native plants (aka “escaped exotics”/weeds) that I’m rather fond of despite their purported invasiveness. Among them, pink sorrel (Oxalis debilis) stands out ...