Distinctive Foliage
Triangular leaflets add geometric texture, with natural color variation expected from seed.Triangular leaves add texture, with variation from seed.
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False shamrock (Oxalis triangularis) is a seed-grown herbaceous perennial with distinctive triangular leaflets and small pale pink to white flowers. Foliage color, pattern, and growth habit may vary among seedlings; this listing does not represent a named cultivar or guarantee fixed purple foliage.
Grow as an ornamental in containers or managed ground-cover spaces with full sun to partial shade and loamy, well-drained soil. Keep the medium evenly moist while seedlings establish, then allow the surface to dry slightly between waterings.
Triangular leaflets add geometric texture, with natural color variation expected from seed.Triangular leaves add texture, with variation from seed.
Small pale pink to white flowers rise above the foliage during active growth.Pale flowers rise above the foliage in active growth.
Compact clumps suit containers, shaded edges, and managed ground-cover plantings.Compact clumps suit containers and shaded edges.
Fill a clean tray with fine, moist, well-drained seed-starting mix.
Use a clean tray with moist, well-drained mix.
Sow at the packet depth and press gently to maintain close soil contact.
Sow at packet depth and press gently into the mix.
Mist gently and keep the surface evenly moist without leaving standing water.
Mist gently; keep moist without standing water.
Provide bright indirect light or partial shade while seedlings develop.
Give bright indirect light or partial shade.
Move sturdy seedlings to containers or managed, well-drained garden spaces.
Move sturdy seedlings to well-drained spaces.
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