Once an ornamental, pink woodsorrel is now a weed and taking over the landscape in some areas. Here's how to get rid of it.

Oxalis often grows mixed in among the foliage of low-growing ornamental plants and ground covers. In this situation, use a wick applicator to carefully smear the herbicide just on the foliage of ...

Physical control: When oxalis is growing in beds, hand weeding can be done. To control the oxalis, you must dig up and remove the roots and bulbs attached to the leaves using a trowel or weeding tool.

Oxalis weeds will compete with your grass and garden plants for water and nutrients. There are many kinds of Oxalis weeds that can take over your yard, and multiple ways to get rid of them.

Although South Africa has been the hot spot of oxalis evolution, some notable ornamental species hail from South America. Volcano sorrel (O. spiralis subspecies vulcanicola) ...

Oxalis, a native of South Africa, is found throughout California up to 8,200 feet and although it is sometimes used as a rock garden ornamental, ...

Oxalis often grows in among ornamental plants, and it's almost impossible to spray glyphosate and not get it on desirable plants. You might try applying glyphosate (purchase a product with at ...

Cape oxalis is native to South Africa, ... Northern California" provides basic instruction in ornamental gardening while profiling 50 heirloom plants that are easy in regional gardens.

Two species of oxalis are common in the Bay Area: Oxalis pes-caprae ... Bermuda buttercup has long been grown as an ornamental species because of its beautiful yellow flowers, ...

The oxalis plants with pinkish flowers belong to Pink woodsorrel (Oxalis debilis Kunth). It was introduced to the US as an ornamental plant and was documented in Florida as early as 1930.

QUESTION: I know you have written enthusiastically about oxalis as a houseplant, but what do you do when it threatens to take over the garden? ANSWER: There are desirably ornamental oxalis, which h… ...