Oxalis melanosticta Ken Aslet Eupatorium The class is held in

The class is held in our non-air conditioned shipping shed

rich woodland soil

in a location where the soil remains dry in the winter

This is one of the strangest characteristics we've ever seen on a grass

This is truly an incredible specimen plant

Oxalis melanosticta Ken Aslet Eupatorium The class is held in(aka: Oxalis purpurea 'Ken Aslet') Oxalis 'Ken Aslet' is a selection of the South African (Bokkeveld Escarpment to the Western Karoo) Oxalis melanosticta, named after retired RHS Wisley head gardener, Ken Aslet. This lovely glaucous, velvety leaf oxalis emerges for us in early April, and forms tight rosettes of foliage, that are eventually topped with large yellow flowers, starting for us in mid November. We have grown this for more than a decade and