Oh yeah, there's also a little tomato that came up as a "volunteer" in some plants my Sister gave me earlier this summer. We brought the tomato in while it was still yellow because we were due to get a heavy frost. It ripened on the windowsill. It's the only tomato I saw around here that wasn't blighted this year. And of course, there's my little copper angel - I made the for Christmas presents a few years back.Hope you all have a great Red-Wednesday!!
Hi Robin! Have you seen the flowers from it yet? I have one and the flowers are bright yellow - looks stunning against the red leaves. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Robin! We don't have much of seasons here so it's nice to see some of yours!
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Maryjane
An unusual plant, Robin! Love its red leaves! Thanks for sharing and Happy REDnesday.
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Sandi
Love the red leaves on that plant! I had some oxalis plants a few years ago, and if they were in a place with alot of sun, the leaves would be a dark purple color. Unfortunately I forgot to dig them up before they froze!
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Carol
I love the red oxalis! & aren't volunteers nice especially when they turn out to be tomato plants.
ReplyDelete~Myrna
I haven't seen this plant before, but will look for it now. How pretty!
ReplyDeleteLinda
Hi Robin,
ReplyDeleteThe red oxalis plant is beautiful...I'm not sure if I've ever seen one before ot not...so glad it rooted for you! I love home grown tomatoe, but last year, the racoons got them all, so I didn't try this year...lucky you!
And the copper angel is adorable...very sweet!
Have a wonderful Rednesday!
Mary
The Oxalis is a beautiful plant. I've them sometimes with white flowers and green leaves. But this one is great too. Your little red tomato is the finishing touch for this Rednesday!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Rednesday!
Greetings from the Netherlands!
Hi Robin! I just want to let you know that you won a Christmas movie from my Giveaway! You get second choice, so I'll let you know what your options are as soon as possible. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHello Robin,
ReplyDeleteI found your blog by entering red oxalis in google. Up popped your blog/website. I have a red oxalis plant and it is gorgeous. It has tiny lavender blooms. The leaves can be very large. At night the leaves fold up as if they are going to sleep. I was hoping to find someone who had separated one and propagated from a piece of root. I will definitely try it.
I live in Sarasota FL and have my plant in a tall ceramic vase by my french doors. It loves it there. I brought it back from Vermont 2 years ago and was hopeful it would grow well here too. Thanks for sharing about your Red plant!
Becky