Oxalis palmifrons Amsonia As the breeze blows

As the breeze blows

To say the fruit from Musa sikkimensis is edible is like saying that most remote Himalayan bathrooms are comfortable

Just as with its relative Arachniodes standishii

eucalyptus-like

the plumes are crimson-red but later change to a soft tan color

Oxalis palmifrons Amsonia As the breeze blowsIf Oxalis palmifrons isn't the cutest plant that you've ever grown, then you need to re examine your definition of cute. Oxalis palmifrons hails from the deserts of South Africa's Western Karroo. This insanely cool oxalis looks for all the world like a giant green snowflake. The slowly spreading patch of ground hugging rosettes spreads to 2' wide in 10 years. Each symmetrical rosette is composed of glaucous green, three dimensional, miniature palm