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Oxalis triangularis

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Storing Your Bulbs Before Planting in Spring

Spring-Planted Bulbs Guide

Here's a particularly interesting and beautiful member of the worldwide Oxalis family, which includes all the wood sorrels and lots of clover-leaved plants of all sizes and descriptions. "Purple Shamrock" begins bloom in early summer and never stops until frost. And of course, its almost black/purple foliages is not only a novelty, it's really dramatic in the garden. Imagine a group of these at the front of your border. They're easy to grow and great for patio pots, however bulbs are tender. If you want them to "come back" and have heavy winters, lift them in fall and store for spring.

Botanical Name: Oxalis triangularis

Common Name: Wood Sorrel or Purple Shamrock

Type: Annual Flower Bulb

Color: White to light pink flowers over blackish purple shamrocks

Height: 4-10" tall

Spread/Width: Plant 10 bulbs per square foot

Bloom Time: Early summer until frost

Sun/Shade: Full sun to partial shade

Soil Preferences: Prefers a soil that is kept barely moist and will do fine if the soil dries slightly between watering.

Advantages: Grows rapidly. Great in patio pots.

Zones: Hardy in Zones 6-10. Tender in others: when frost threatens, lift for next spring


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