The leafy bulbs of oxalis (sometimes labeled as sorrel) will do nicely. Oxalis are used primarily for their striking foliage that grows to only 6 to 12 inches high. They will help shade the soil ...

I assume this prevents bulbs from forming. What do you think? A: Picking off flowers won't help at all because Cape oxalis, a.k.a. Bermuda buttercup (Oxalis pes-caprae) doesn't produce seeds that ...

Complete with a total of seven different bulbs, which are ready to plant ... you'll find everything from Acidanthera to Liatris, Freesia to Oxalis Iron Cross, and more. These picks don't just ...

Its proliferation is achieved solely through vegetative propagation of its scaly bulbs. If oxalis is running wild over your hills, it got there initially by means of urban wildlife – squirrels ...

When oxalis is growing in beds, hand weeding can be done. However, this plant produces tubers, roots or bulbs that break off and stay in the ground during hand pulling, and the leaves will soon ...

It is a type of oxalis – growing in a clump with many rather small pink flowers. I would like to spread it in my yard more. Can I dig up a clump, and separate bulbs? Is it possible to ...

Most of my bulb plants from last year began popping up since mid-February in a kaleidoscope of colours. Amaryllis, Crocus, Gladiolus, Caladiums and Oxalis are blooming in colours of Yellow ...

Pink shamrock is one of the more troublesome oxalis species in New Zealand horticulture and is commonly confused with the very similar fishtail oxalis. It re-establishes from bulbs in spring after ...