Oxalis Plant - Wood Sorrel or the False Shamrock. Propagation though division of bulbs and rhizome.

The Oxalis Plant with its clover-like leaf, make excellent indoor and outdoor ornamental plants.
The plant's leaves and flowers come in a variety of rich shades of colours . The beauty of the plant is its light sensitive, as it opens its flowers with the morning sun and closes its flowers in the dark.
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[@FurFeathersandFlowers]

Excellent video. So much helpful information. Thank you. We found some volunteers in our garden and are thrilled to find them. We will be most likely try to multiply them to fill our small garden bed. (Pink).

[@redsoilgardener]

Glad it was helpful! Happy Gardening!

[@SandraKuhn-mo9nx]

I love oxalis with pink flowers. I love to plant it. Thanks for your video ❤😊

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Sandra, I too love the Oxalis, I have a yellow variety that I totally love. Thanks for sharing and for following my channel.

[@ryanmiller5422]

Thank u very educational. My grandpa brought pink wood Sorrel from Ireland to East bay California when he was in his 20s. It's still in our garden we keep it in a pot on the porch shaded becuase it's very hot in central valley California

[@redsoilgardener]

That so sweet, love those sort of stories.

[@phf3238]

The Pink Sorrel is a plant I have as a hand me down from my Grandmother. It is probably 80 years old now.

[@redsoilgardener]

That is amazing, thanks for sharing.

[@kategwynne4658]

I love Oxalis. I love this video too. I discovered some pink sorrell growing in some containers and they are so pretty.

[@redsoilgardener]

I too love Oxalis, it reminds me a lot of my childhood.

[@blackandwhitekittie9056]

What a wonderfully educational video! You're so effortlessly elegant, thank you for sharing your knowledge:)

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you so much very encouraging and thanks for following our channel.

[@awakening_bryan]

I planted beans as cover crop to then chop and drop and few months later I had the entire bed full of this. Picked them up and dumped them in the compost. Now I know that I have a lot to learn.

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Bryan, thanks for sharing. There are many different types of Oxalis plant. The ones I mentioned are ornamental plants. Please be careful, as there is the "Oxalis latifolia" and the. " Oxalis Corniculata " which is weed and very invasive. if you have time DM me with the photo and we can then assess.

[@sashaleean2572]

We call them sour grass cause of the taste but it's actually good😂 I recently was cleaning out weed from beans in a pot we have on the oroch an I found some small I e and decide to pot them and keep them

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Sasha, growing up we to use to chew on them. Actually love the sour taste. The Oxalis I carried out propagating are ornamental oxalis are not invasive. Make sure you do not grow the Oxalis corniculata variety as they do have a tendency to take over your garden.

[@marqessanzcora4089]

I see your 💜 for flowers

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you Marques!

[@odid1]

Hi Alice, What is that beautiful pink flowered tree behind you? A hibiscus? Thanks and love all your videos!

[@redsoilgardener]

Its a hibiscus, thank you for your lovely comment.

[@am.nashwan9644]

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[@redsoilgardener]

Hi sorry for late response, try to see if you could get subtitles.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

I love Wood Sorrel! I firs bouht somee at a loal Farmer's Market but when they ran out I found some growin wild here in Georgia but the leaves don't seem to get as big and they grow at certain levels off the main stem rather than one leaf on separate stems. I don't know what variety it is. Where do you get yours from? Do you buy it from a plant nursery or do you find it where you live?

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi, I bought the Oxalis from a Garden centre. These are the ornamental variety. With oxalis there are also varieties that grow in the wild that are quite invasive. Especially the Oxalis Corniculata. Intially they do look pretty but later they can take over your garden .

[@philipculver2719]

I am surprised that they have not banned this flower in California. It is a beautiful yellow flower without doubt ,l but it spreads like wildfire. I have seen it take over an entire front yard of a house in Pasadena. If they get a foot hold it is a serious problem in my opinion I have seen them spread from yard to yard. Very difficult to get rid of. So many seeds and so many bulbs. Miss one and it comes right back.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for sharing. I do understand your concern. The one you mentioned is the Oxalis Corniculata, which is totally invasive and is a weed. However, the ones I introduced i.e. the yellow, white and pink variety in this episode are the non invasive ornamental oxalis variety. Thanks for your concern.