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Oxalis pulchella tricolor Series Bulbs
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Oxalis pulchella tricolor Flowering Bulbs
Availability: Bulbs ship from June to November
Bloom Time: Autumn through early winter
Dormancy: Enters dormancy during late spring and summer (ideal for shipping and storage)
Flower Appearance:
Oxalis pulchella tricolor produces charming large-type flowers with a captivating color transition from creamy yellow at the center to pale yellow and then soft salmon towards the edges. The petals feature delicate stripes and possess a soft, inviting texture, adding enchanting beauty to the autumn and early winter garden.
Key Features:
• Bloom Season: Autumn to early winter
• Height: Approximately 10 cm (compact, low-growing, basically growing close to the ground)
• Foliage: Green leaves with slightly wavy edges, densely covered in soft hairs; short, hairy petioles, creating a gentle, textured appearance.
• Light Requirement: Full sun for optimal growth and flowering; tolerates partial shade.
• Placement: Excellent for containers, rock gardens, alpine troughs, and as a groundcover in dry, sunny spots.
• Maintenance: Very low; drought-tolerant once established, requires well-draining soil.
• Dormancy: Summer dormancy; foliage may recede during the hottest months, re-emerging in autumn.
Why Choose Oxalis pulchella tricolor?
This beautiful and lesser-known Oxalis variety is prized for its delicate yet striking appearance. The soft, furry texture of its green leaves with their subtle wavy edges provides unique visual interest, while its large flowers, transitioning from creamy yellow to pale yellow and salmon with delicate stripes, add a truly charming and beautiful touch to cooler seasons. Oxalis pulchella tricolor is a resilient and low-maintenance plant, making it an ideal choice for collectors, those seeking unusual foliage, or anyone looking to add a touch of subtle elegance and captivating color to their specialized plant arrangements. Its compact size and drought tolerance make it a versatile addition to xeriscapes or container displays.
Availability: Bulbs ship from June to November
Bloom Time: Autumn through early winter
Dormancy: Enters dormancy during late spring and summer (ideal for shipping and storage)
Flower Appearance:
Oxalis pulchella tricolor produces charming large-type flowers with a captivating color transition from creamy yellow at the center to pale yellow and then soft salmon towards the edges. The petals feature delicate stripes and possess a soft, inviting texture, adding enchanting beauty to the autumn and early winter garden.
Key Features:
• Bloom Season: Autumn to early winter
• Height: Approximately 10 cm (compact, low-growing, basically growing close to the ground)
• Foliage: Green leaves with slightly wavy edges, densely covered in soft hairs; short, hairy petioles, creating a gentle, textured appearance.
• Light Requirement: Full sun for optimal growth and flowering; tolerates partial shade.
• Placement: Excellent for containers, rock gardens, alpine troughs, and as a groundcover in dry, sunny spots.
• Maintenance: Very low; drought-tolerant once established, requires well-draining soil.
• Dormancy: Summer dormancy; foliage may recede during the hottest months, re-emerging in autumn.
Why Choose Oxalis pulchella tricolor?
This beautiful and lesser-known Oxalis variety is prized for its delicate yet striking appearance. The soft, furry texture of its green leaves with their subtle wavy edges provides unique visual interest, while its large flowers, transitioning from creamy yellow to pale yellow and salmon with delicate stripes, add a truly charming and beautiful touch to cooler seasons. Oxalis pulchella tricolor is a resilient and low-maintenance plant, making it an ideal choice for collectors, those seeking unusual foliage, or anyone looking to add a touch of subtle elegance and captivating color to their specialized plant arrangements. Its compact size and drought tolerance make it a versatile addition to xeriscapes or container displays.
