Oxalis flava var. fabaefolia

A distinctive oxalis form producing large, bright lemon-yellow flowers from early winter, often appearing before the foliage has fully emerged. The blooms provide an early burst of colour when little else is flowering.

Foliage consists of elongated blue-green leaves with a unique “rabbit ear" shape, giving a strong textural contrast to typical oxalis forms.

Best grown in full sun in free-draining soil, it is well suited to rockeries, dry gardens and other low-water plantings. Hardy and summer dormant, it dies back in warmer months before re-emerging in cooler seasons.