Mary Sue, Some comments:- >And does anyone have any information about Oxalis tomentosa which is illustrated by Bill Dijk? It is a South African species & should be moved to that page. >Other additions to the South African page are a picture of Oxalis karooica >furnished by Andrew Wilson of his plants currently in bloom ... As discussed in previous Emails O karooica does not appear in IPNI or the mainstream Oxalis literature (including Salters book). The plant illustrated may be a colour form of O gracilis. >.........From my experience it increases much faster than the >Oxalis I have from Michael Vassar he identified as O. caprina which has >tiny tufted leaves. That one is supposed to be weedy. Anyone outside of >South Africa found that to be true? The photos on the wiki labelled as O caprina are not this species which has multiple flowered peduncles. Michael Vassars collection list (which I am editing to a suitable format for posting on the wiki) does not allocate MV4674 to this taxon - it is un-named with a tentative assignment of O. imbricata. It is not this either! I have the plant in my collection but have not keyed it out. Regards Robin