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Leaves close at night (in low light they droop down)

Flowers 80% of the time

Likes plenty water

Oxalis regnellii 'Atropurpurea'??


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Leaves close at night (in low light they droop down)

Flowers 80% of the time

Likes plenty water

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Flowers 80% of the time

Likes plenty water



Lovely thing ~ it is Oxalis triangularis also called Purple Shamrock.
see the following links

http://www.mytho-fleurs.com/images/f...iangularis.JPG

http://www.ibiblio.org/pfaf/cgi-bin/...ris&CAN=LATIND

Chris in Somerset

Oxalis triangularis??


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Flowers 80% of the time

Likes plenty water

Hi!
Do you plant it only on a window?
I have it potted in the shade of the garden and it looks much better
then I've seen on a window.
Our climate in Poland is a little bit harder then yours, but it grows


Hello from Cracow to everyone! I hope you dom't mind that I'm not from
The Islands.
Staszek Nowak
+Cracow
Poland

Will certainly grow outside in the UK. Mine has been growing and
flowering outside for 4 years now, planted in the soil.

mike

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thanks all..........we do have it potted in our conservatory and its
thriving............remembering to keep it well watered