| Common
Name: |
Purple Shamrock |
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| Ornamental
Features: |
A beautiful perennial bulb with a bright, vivid purple shamrock leaf (triangular shaped). Oxalis is a seed variant from a garden in Texas. Named after the founder, Francis, a close relative to the Oxalis regenlli 'Triangularis'. |
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| Habit
and Growth Rate: |
Grows to height of 16" with a spread of 12 to 15 inches. Great pot plant as well as a ground cover. |
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| Landscape
Value: |
A wonderful groundcover, hanging basket or container plant. |
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| Hardiness: |
Zone 7 - 9 |
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| Culture: |
Requires partial shade. Well draining, moist soil. |
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| Pot
Size & Finish Time: |
Grows to height of 16" with a spread of 12 to 15 inches. |
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| Propagation
Methods: |
tissue culture and division. |
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| Pest/Disease
Problems: |
None apparent |
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More
Information: |
A beautiful perennial bulb plant with a bright, vivid purple shamrock leaf (triangular shaped) and lilac blooms. |
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