I have an Oxsalis (so-called Lucky Clover, which is really a bulb, not a true clover) infestation in my front yard. These clover-like invaders make it impossible to have a lawn, however, each spring I am rewarded with these wonderful, jaunty yellow flowers on their fleshy stalks. I decided to balance this against my other annual,
Daikagura, or camellia. Unfortunately from this camera angle, I can see the kenzan, the metal pin bed, peeking out of the shallow rectangular dish- which can't be see when standing over it.
I have an Oxsalis (so-called Lucky Clover, which is really a bulb, not a true clover) infestation in my front yard. These clover-like invaders make it impossible to have a lawn, however, each spring I am rewarded with these wonderful, jaunty yellow flowers on their fleshy stalks. I decided to balance this against my other annual, Daikagura, or camellia. Unfortunately from this camera angle, I can see the kenzan, the metal pin bed, peeking out of the shallow rectangular dish- which can't be see when standing over it.
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