The Oxalis versicolor, displays lovely swirled white flowers, edged in raspberry red. Grows in neat mounds of linear foliage and perfect for rock gardens, borders, or pots. The leaflets fold up at night, or during overcast days, and open during daylight hours. Oxalis versicolor has a common name of candycane sorrel referring to the red and white stripes when the flower is closed. It is a long blooming South African species found on flats and slopes in the northwest and southwest Cape.

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