triangularis subsp. triangularis
£ 2.50 – £ 140.00 ex. VAT
Several pale pink flowers, standing above the dark deep purple-maroon foliage.
Oxalis triangularis is sometimes called False Shamrock, and that gives a good impression – shamrock-like leaves, light green, with the starry, five-petalled flowers held on slender stems just above the foliage.
Excellent as a pot plant or in shady part of the rockery.
Height: 10-20cm.
| Count | 10 for £2.50, 100 for £16.00, 1000 for £140.00 |
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