Oxalis tetraphylla, also listed as deppei, forms 8-10 inch mounds of clover-like leaves topped with 5-petaled flowers that open wide in sun. It works as bedding and border plant and as a forgiving all-season houseplant.
Plant in spring with summer bulbs so roots establish before cold, then transplant outside after frost. Foliage covers bare soil well around larger potted plants. Offered for fall planting to hold for spring. Pest resistant, sun to shade.
Features
Clover-like foliage mounds 8-10 inches
Flowers open wide in sun
Covers soil around larger potted plants
Pest resistant
Light: Sun to shade
Planting: Plant in spring with summer bulbs, transplant after danger of frost
Bulb size: Top-sized bulbs
Use indoors: Adaptable houseplant
Use outdoors: Bedding and border plant, non-invasive
