Oxalis Species, Candycane Sorrel, Shamrock, Wood Sorrel

I live in southern California and just received a packet of seeds from a Chinese supplier. Would there be any point in planting any of ...Read Morethem now? If not, when should I plant them?

I haven't ordered these plants yet. I am hesitate about it. I live in Nebraska. These plants look similar to the calla lily. I have dug...Read More them but, however, they would not bloom the next year. I have mulched them, most rotted, however a few have emerged, but they better hurry and grow. I would like more input about digging them up prior to frost and planting again the the spring. I love to try different flowers, but hate to throw money away.

i bought these twice from Brent and Becky's bulbs and they aren't cheap. NEITHER time have they emerged, so i'm really bummed about the m...Read Moreoney lost and disappointed in B&B bulbs. i also gave a few to my friend who's an avid gardener and they didn't come up for her either, so i know it wasn't just me.

i'd like to know where others have purchased them, so i can try 1 more time from a different seller.

A very easy to grow Cape species and widely available. Despite that fact, I've managed to almost kill mine on several occasions. Never fo...Read Morerget to look on the undersides of the blooms--they are as cute as the side view.