oxalis

A.: You're right about the size of the oxalis tribe.

Can you spare me a good plant (or even two) of Oxalis sensitiva?

The oxalis has a perennial herb with an annually occurring top.

In the west, where silver fir is present, Oxalis may also be present.

A. It sounds as if you have one of the many species of oxalis that need a dormant period.

Some varieties have green leaves, while others, like Oxalis corniculata var.

But oxalis can't cope with a lot of food and water except when in full leaf and flower.

Have you seeds of Oxalis sensitiva, which I see mentioned in books?

I have written to my gardener to send you plants of Oxalis corniculata (and seeds if possible).

It is sometimes considered a subspecies of Oxalis articulata.

The binomial name is Oxalis acetosella, because of its sour taste.

My oxalis and begonias are all in bloom at the windows of my bedroom.

It is such a tiny gesture, after all, to pull up a mallow or an oxalis before it gets away from you.

If you can find a dimorphic Oxalis it will be a new point, for all known species are trimorphic or monomorphic.

Accordingly, some Australian references to the hazards of oxalis to livestock tend to be dismissive.

Prairie flowers were abundant - white, yellow, and a purple one called violet woodsorrel oxalis.

I have received the bulbils of Oxalis, and your most interesting letter of October 1st.

I think that you will change your views on the imperfect flowers of Viola and Oxalis...

OXALIS, a family of 800 species, make themselves at home throughout the world.

It may also be called common woodsorrel, though this name also applies to its close relative, Oxalis acetosella.

The larvae feed on Oxalis species.

Though all Oxalis are more or less rounded plants with cloverlike leaves and have delicate, five petal flowers, that's about it for family resemblance.

I received some time ago a very interesting letter from you with many facts about Oxalis, and about the non-seeding and spreading of one species.

"Oxalis International school"

Oxalis Triangularis are plants that grow from bulbs, and their propagation is done by division of the bulbs.