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purple shamrock house plant Oxalis triangularis Mijke (Purple Shamrock)

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purple shamrock house plant Oxalis triangularis Mijke (Purple Shamrock)Oxalis triangularis 'Mijke', better known as the Purple Shamrock, is a captivating ornamental plant prized for its deep purple, triangular foliage that creates a bold statement in any garden or indoor setting. Its rich, velvety leaves form neat, compact mounds and are beautifully complemented by delicate pale pink flowers that bloom from late spring to early autumn. A true showstopper, this variety offers vibrant colour and texture, perfect for adding

Oxalis triangularis 'Mijke', better known as the Purple Shamrock, is a captivating ornamental plant prized for its deep purple, triangular foliage that creates a bold statement in any garden or indoor setting. Its rich, velvety leaves form neat, compact mounds and are beautifully complemented by delicate pale pink flowers that bloom from late spring to early autumn. A true showstopper, this variety offers vibrant colour and texture, perfect for adding drama to pots, borders, or even as an eye-catching houseplant.

Reaching a modest height of 15–20 cm, ‘Mijke’ has an interactive charm, with its leaves folding closed at night and unfurling again in daylight. It thrives in well-drained soil, making it ideal for outdoor containers or garden beds, as well as for bright, sunny spots indoors. This low-maintenance plant is not only versatile but also highly rewarding, providing long-lasting colour and interest throughout the growing season.

Whether you're looking to create a striking feature on your patio or a cheerful addition to your indoor collection, Oxalis triangularis 'Mijke' delivers with its intense purple tones and delicate blooms.

  • Botanical Name: Oxalis triangularis 'Mijke'
  • Common Name: Purple Shamrock
  • Height: 15–20 cm
  • Spread: 20–30 cm
  • Bulbs to Plant per Square Metre: 40–50 for a lush display
  • Flowering Period: Late spring to early autumn
  • Foliage: Deep purple, triangular leaves with a velvety texture
  • Preferred Conditions: Thrives in well-drained soil; enjoys full sun to partial shade

    Special Features:
    - Deep purple foliage that folds at night, creating dynamic interest
    - Compact and non-invasive growth habit, ideal for pots or borders
    - Suitable for outdoor gardens or as an indoor houseplant
    - Long flowering season with delicate pale pink blooms

    Planting and Care Tips:
    - Plant in well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.
    - Space bulbs 5–10 cm apart for even coverage and a full appearance.
    - Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings.
    - Lift and store bulbs in autumn in colder climates for replanting in spring.
    - Perfect for creating a soft, unique focal point in borders, containers, or indoors.

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