Oxalis

Lucky clover. A tuberous plant native to central Mexico. In Peru, the tubers are eaten as root vegetables. Very suitable for pots and bowls, decorative green leaves with brownish-red markings and cheerful flowers in June-July.

Richly flowering Palm tree oxalis, native to Mexico, with hard pink flowers. Great for in a pot, or in a sheltered spot in the border, long flowering time. Reasonably hardy.

Wood sorrel with decorative purplish-red leaves where the soft pink flowers combine beautifully. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets. The leaves are edible and have a fresh sweet-sour taste.

Wood sorrel with decorative green leaves where the pink flowers combine beautifully. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Wood sorrel with decorative wine-red leaves in which the white, soft lilac flowers contrast beautifully. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Wood sorrel with decorative silver-marbled green leaves that combine beautifully with the white flowers. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Wood sorrel with decorative purple-red leaves in which the white flowers contrast beautifully. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Wood sorrel with decorative leaves that are purple underneath and green on top. The soft pink flowers combine beautifully. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Wood sorrel with decorative dark purple leaves where the pink flowers combine beautifully. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Synonym O. regnelii. Wood sorrel with fresh green leaves above which masses of white flowers appear. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.

Wood sorrel with fresh green leaves above which masses of light pink flowers appear. Suitable for pots and hanging baskets.