le 11/11/03 23:43, Johannes-Ulrich Urban à 320083817243-0001@t-online.de a écrit : > There is also Oxalis articulata which forms finger-like tuberous stems above > ground. it produces mounds of fresh green leaves almost invisible under masses > of pink flowers, a nice edging plant and never a weed. This one definetely > flowers all year in suitable conditions and is widespread in mild European > gardens and is perhaps hardier than expected. Dear Uli, This description fits in exactly with what I call here O crassipus. It has been in flower September-Octobre but his main season is March-April. It has no bulbs but rather "knobly" rootstocks. A very good garden plant here and not at all weedy. Have a look at the pictures in the Oxalis section in our website http://www.bulbargence.com/ . Let me know please if I got the name wrong. The Oxalis in flowr here: . O masoniorum, flava, hirta (sp and Gothemburg) , Kind regards Lauw de Jager http://www.bulbargence.com/ South of France (zone 8 Olivier)