- 1:39pm Plum (near storage) is getting close to opening its flower buds #
- 2:06pm Yellow Jasmine and Yellox Oxalis have started blooming in our back yard. #
- 2:11pm I took my stone fruit scions (peach, plum, nectarine, cherry, etc.) out of the refridgerator to come out of "winter" mode… #
- 3:01pm Just received some seed swaps in the mail:
– Emerald Giant Pepper,
– Black from Tula Tomato and
– Golden Marconi Pepper. #
Tag Archives: oxalis
Wish List: Brazilian Oxalis ‘Silver and Gold’
I just saw someone posting a photo of this Oxalis that doesn’t look like any other Oxalis I’ve ever seen.
Brazilian Oxalis ‘Silver and Gold’ ( DG PlantFile )
Avocado + Oxalis
It’s been a tiring two days, with me and my Mom going back and forth between home and the South Bay for my sister-in-law’s father’s funeral.
We got to visit my Aunt’s and Uncle’s second house; the one with three Avocado trees. I was excited to actually see a real life Avocado tree.
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My Aunt also gave me some Oxalis weeds that I’ve been wanting for a while. They looks like this. I know they can spread rapidly, but I’m going to plant these in a pot to keep it at bay. We have some other types of Oxalis weeds, but the are not at all as rampant as I’ve heard people say they are. I just think these Yellow Oxalis are so pretty.
Spring?
It’s beginning to looks like… Spring?
Pretty Weeds
As I was taking a break at work. I noticed this this spent Dandelion flower under a tree on the sidewalk (The Embarcadero/Levi’s Plaza Park, San Francisco). Luckily, I was carrying my camera and I snapped up this photo:
Spent Dandelion Flower
I then noticed more weeds.
Unknown Weeds
Anyone know what these two weeds are?
Right before writing this entry, I responded to
Pretty Oxalis Flowers
Older Photos…
I was going through older photos in my iPhoto library and found two that I took at my friend, Howard’s, old apartment. These were taken on March 2001.
Yellow Oxalis |
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I use to call these Clovers, but recently discovered that they are actually Oxalis. They grow as weeds in San Francisco and I read that they are hard to get rid of. One of my friend, Dave, told me that as a child he use to pick the long flower stems and suck on them. I tried it and surprised to find it very tangy like a lemon.