Pieter,
I assume you are asking about double-flowered Oxalis (more than a single row of petals).
Although certainly not common in the genus Oxalis, I have three double flowered selections in my collection:
Oxalis magellanica ‘Nelson’ (very small, but fully double flowers)
Oxalis compressa (a large, double flower form is uncommon)
Oxalis pes-caprae var. flore plena? (a large, fully double flowered form)
Although I do not have any, Oxalis cathara also certainly exists as a double-flowered form. I suspect there are a few other selections as well.
Ron Vanderhoff
In Southern California, where the March thru May temps thus far are 4.5 degrees f. below normal.
Aqua Flora <aquaflorasa@telkomsa.net> wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me there are something like multipetal Oxalis?
Thanks,
Pieter
South Africa
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