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unplantsavy

Q'z on Oxallis...

unplantsavy
14 years ago

I have some Oxallis oregana, you know the yummy green kind, that seem to be doing.. ok. I have them where they don't get too much light and water them every couple days just a little bit. They have shallow roots and are in a pot. I was thinking about planting them some where but am worried about them getting damage in the winter. It's too late to plant them this year, but I do have some Oxalis Triangularis (purpel shamrock) that I planted and will need to do something for them!

Any suggestions? I know most people call them weeds, but I adore these little clovers!

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