Oxalis G-O

7150 Oxalis glabra ---- 6 for $ 5.00 / 12 for $ 7.50
Tiny ferny leaves with cherry red flowers held well above the foliage.


7160 Oxalis goniorhiza   ---- Each: $ 3.50
Ferny leaves are produced atop a short stem. In late winter, masses
of pale pink flowers appear, each petal edged with crimson.

7165 Oxalis gracilis ----- Each: $ 10.00
NEW - We have only a few of this rare species since the large bulbs multiply
very slowly. The gorgeous apricot flowers are held on a tall (15cm) wiry stem that
looks like polished mahogany. Order early - they won't last long.

7170 Oxalis hirta       ----- Each: $ 3.50
This form of O. hirta has sturdy, robust stems covered with leaves.
The large flowers, which appear in early winter, are a brilliant
pink, and are produced in such abundance they completely cover the plant.

7175 Oxalis hirta - Lavender Form ---- Each: $ 4.50
The sturdy stems are clothed in grey-green leaves, with flowers
that open pink and change to lavender. The large bulbs increase slowly.

7180 Oxalis imbricata    ---- 3 for $ 6.00
Bright pink flowers with very hairy leaves.

7190 Oxalis inaequalis   ----- Not available this year
Tiny succulent leaves, less than 1/4" across, hug the soil surface.
In spring, large flowers of a very dark copper-orange are produced on 2-3" stems.
The bulbs are very tiny.

7200 Oxalis incarnata   ---- 6 for $ 6.00
Pale lilac flowers, and trifoliate leaves that are purple on the underside.
The leaves fold down at night.Blooms late spring and well into
summer.

7205 Oxalis kaajagdensis ---- Each: $ 4.50
The branching stems are clothed with leaves, with the deep yellow
Flowers held on long 4” stems. Very unusual. FEW AVAILABLE
Slow to increase.

7207 Oxalis cf. kamiesbergensis --- Each: $ 3.50
Three narrow grey leaves are held on short red stems.
flowers are pale pink to white.

7210 Oxalis livida ---- 3 for $ 7.50
Whorls of dark red leaves with each leaflet deeply incised.
Long stems produce umbels of deep pink flowers.    Very unusual.

7220 Oxalis lobata ---- 3 for $ 6.00
Often in bloom as early as August, with neat mounds of foliage topped with
honey-scented buttercup-yellow flowers. Being quite well behaved, it is very
suitable for the rock garden. South America.   Zone 7-10.

7230 Oxalis luteola   MV5885   ----- Each: $ 3.00
Large pale yellow flowers, with leaves backed and edged with deepest crimson.
A beautiful Oxalis for a container on a deck or the patio.   Zone 9-10.

7240 Oxalis luteola ‘Glauca’ MV5567 ---- 3 for $ 7.50
The loveliest of all the varieties of O. luteola we grow. This one has
crimson backed leaves so glaucous the upper surface appears blue.
Very large flowers of pale primrose yellow.

7245 Oxalis luteola 'Splash' MV7689 ----- Not available this year
>NEW - The leaves of this variety of O. luteola are streaked with red on the
upper surface. The large flowers are a medium yellow.

7250 Oxalis massoniana ------ Each: $ 4.50
NEW - Justifiably popular, this lovely Oxalis has ferny leaves and brilliant
orange flowers.

7250 Oxalis melanosticta ‘Ken Aslet’ ---- 6 for $ 6.00
The silvery leaves have the texture of velvet. Flowers are bright yellow.
We are offering a very free-flowering clone, not the commercial clone usually
available. (Previously listed as O. purpurea ‘Ken Aslet’).

7255 Oxalis monophylla ---- Each: $ 3.00
As the name suggests, the leaves have only one leaflet. Flowers
are very pale pink. FEW AVAILABLE

7260 Oxalis namaquana ---- 3 for $ 6.00
Very large flowers of brilliant yellow in Spring, and attractive leaves
that are like small palm fronds.   Zone 8-10.

7265 Oxalis nortieri ------ Not available
Another oxalis with only one leaflet that emerges in the fall looking
like the spathe of an arum. Flowers are pink.

7300 Oxalis obliquifolia ---- Each: $ 2.50
The large pristine white flowers are beautifully set off by mounds
of neat trifoliate leaves that are purple on the undersides and dusky olive on
the upper surface.