I'm not sure exactly how many years we've had our Oxalis triangularis growing, but it's been a while. Each year before the first frost we bring it in and let it go dormant till the following spring. Then we take it outside and even though it usually looks dead, it comes back just as beautiful as the year before. In this video, I will show you exactly what it looks like just before it goes dormant, and then what I do to bring it out of dormancy. Before you go, be sure to let us know if you grow Oxalis triangularis, also known as Purple Shamrocks.
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8 сен 2024
