Oxalis deppei - Description Latin name: Oxalis tetraphyllaCommon Name: Four-leaved pink sorrelOther names: Good luck leaf, good luck plant, lucky cloverIndoors or Outdoor: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivationSize:Ultimate height: 0.1–0.5 metersUltimate spread: 0.1–0.5 meters Oxalis deppei - Delivery Delivery info: Available for delivery nationwide. Oxalis deppei - Characteristics Mature Size: Compact herbaceous perennial reaching up to 10cm in height when in flowerEvergreen or deciduous: DeciduousPreferred position: Full sunShape - Plant Characteristics: Clump forming with clover-like green leavesHardiness: Hardy (H4)Diseases: May be susceptible to rust diseases Oxalis deppei - Uses Uses in Garden: Ideal for city gardens, cottage gardens, gravel gardens, and as ground cover Oxalis deppei - Planting Characteristics Preferred planting aspect: East-facing, south-facing, or west-facingIs it Frost Hardy: Yes, tolerant of low temperatures (H4)Fast or slow Growing: Moderate growth ratePruning advice: No pruning required Oxalis deppei - Planting Instructions in an Irish Climate Planting Time: SpringTrench Preparation: Ensure well-drained, nutrient-poor soilPositioning of Plants: Choose a sheltered spot with full sunPlant Spacing: Space plants 0.1–0.5 meters apartPruning: Not necessary Facts About Product: Growing conditions: Thrives in well-drained, nutrient-poor soilPropagation: Can be propagated by seed or divisionSuggested planting locations: Suitable for various garden types including wildlife gardens and low-maintenance landscapesPests: May be susceptible to slugs and snails outdoors For a touch of luck and vibrant color in your garden, the Oxalis deppei, also known as four-leaved pink sorrel, is an excellent choice. With its clover-like leaves and bright pink funnel-shaped flowers, it adds charm to any space. Hardy and low-maintenance, it thrives in various garden settings, making it a versatile and delightful addition to your outdoor or indoor greenery.
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