RE: [GWL]: Oxalis spiralis 'Aureus'

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• Subject: RE: [GWL]: Oxalis spiralis 'Aureus'
• From: claude sweet hortventures@cox.net>
• Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 10:10:45 -0800
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Does anyone have experience growing Oxalis spiralis 'Aureus' ?

I am developing materials on the many ornamental oxalis that can be grown in
a garden setting and/or as houseplants.

Oxalis spiralis 'Aureus'  is said to be a tender plant that looks
deceptively like Oxalis acetosa in appearance, the foliage of this is an
arresting shade of tawny butterscotch while the stems are pinkish red. Fast
to establish, it is a distinctive addition to the well composed container or
bedding out during the summer; this is a subtropical species and does not
pose a risk of becoming a garden weed in temperate climates.

I am also looking for sources. The only source I have found is Heronswood
Nursery and they don't ship.

Claude Sweet
San Diego, CA

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