Bichromatic sorrel (scientific name Oxalis versicolor) Is a perennial bulbous herb of the family Sorrelidae. It blooms in winter and spring, with a long flowering period and dormant in summer.
Two-tone sorrel, white on the front, with red edges on the back and red and white stripes on the back, when a flower is closed, it looks like a red and white two-tone ice cream. It is very eye-catching and widely loved by cultivators.
Native to the tropics of Brazil, Mexico and South Africa, it grows on flat land and low hillsides. The variety is particularly abundant in the place of origin. Sorrel is found all over the world except in the polar regions.
This is a variety with relatively small flowers, but the flowers are dense and the red stripes on the back of the flowers make this variety very beautiful.
The second figure below shows a heavy-petaled bicolor sorrel grass
The image comes from the Internet.