I sowed seeds from Oxalis Gwen McBride from the Scottish Rock Garden seed exchange in February and they germinated in April. I have never grown oxalis from seed before, but these didn't look the way I thought they would. I posted a query to the SRGC forum, but haven't had an answer yet about what the seedlings should look like. Oxalis laciniata is one of the South American Oxalis with many leaflets around in a circle, like the more commonly available O. adenophylla. The seeds were round, small, shiny, and red-brown. The seedlings each have a single grassy leaf 5 to 7 cm long (about 2.5 inches), and a single white root - no indication of the formation of a storage organ yet. Might these be correct? Or do I put a big question mark on the label and put the pot in my mystery section, next to the pot of "Tecophilaea cyanocrocus" that grew skinny leaves 70 cm long (about 27 inches)? ( those mystery seedlings have produced little bulbs ). Diane Whitehead Victoria, British Columbia, Canada maritime zone 8, cool Mediterranean climate mild rainy winters, mild dry summers