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Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 11:55
| Any idea what I've got here? Hoping it's a hardy one. I can't imagine it's a rarity but don't see it in my book. It's a clumper rather than rhyzomitous spreader. Thanks! |
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- Posted by christinmk z5b eastern WA (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 12:06
| Oxalis crassipes 'Rosea' maybe? Hardy to z5... CMK |
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| Hope it's not as invasive as the ones in the woods here..OMG! I spend a good part of late spring days searching the shade garden for them and spraying with a shot of Round up--and I'm an organic gardener otherwise! |
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| At least in Arkansas/Oklahoma, I've never noticed this being invasive. I've never noticed it seed, and it slowly bulks. |
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- Posted by fireweed22 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 2, 14 at 9:41
| Thanks very much, yes looks like crassipes 'rosea'. This one can be split but definitely doesn't spread like a few of them do. Sounds like this cultivar doesn't even set seed. |
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