We do have several different Oxalis in our garden.
These pink ones look so lovely early in spring and they bloom all through summer!
They really do spread, once you planted some little bulbs.
We used to have a giant variety as well but we lost that one...
A happy mass of Oxalis flowers!
Yes, we're zooming out...
Oxalis Triangularis or Purple Shamrock
Almost buried beneath those long pine needles in our wood garden.
Purple Shamrock with white flowers.
Do you have any in your garden?
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how gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteDearest Mariette,
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful! I more like the one with white flowers and dark leaves ;O)
Happy weekend to you,
Love and hugs
Claudia
Hi Mariette,
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty Oxalis - over here in NZ we have Oxalis that grows as a weed and it is very hard to control because it comes up in the flowerbeds and the small bulbs are very hard to get rid of.
Happy weekend
hugs
Carolyn
Liebe Mariette,
ReplyDeleteWUNDERSCHÖN!
Alles Liebe
Elisabeth
How GORGEOUS your Oxalis and bloom all through summer♡♡♡ As you said, Purple Shamrock with White Flowers are wonderful color ordination, isn't it ☆☆☆
ReplyDeleteSending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my dear friend Mriette, xoxo Miyako*
Liebe Mariette,
ReplyDeletewas für hübsche Blümchen!
Sowas würde mir auch bei uns gefallen. Da muss ich mich mal informieren.
Wären als kleine Bodendecker wunderbar geeignet.
Wünsche dir und einen Lieben ein schönes Wochenende.
Allerliebste Grüsse
Julia
Adoro questi fiorellini pink della tua pianta!Grazie di deliziarci sempre con il tuo meraviglioso giardino!Baci,rosetta
ReplyDeleteDear Mariette,what a beautiful plant!! I like the pink color that the flowers have!!!We have the same but with yellow flowers!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures!!!Wishing you a lovely weekend!Hugs!
Dimi...
Hello Mariette, Oxalis grows so much as a wild flower that I wonder if the planted versions are larger or otherwise different. Growing up, we used to chew the leaved for their sour flavor.
ReplyDelete--Jim
Do you find the pink ones to be quite invasive. Here in Australia, we do have to be careful or they will overtake the garden very easily. They are very pretty.
ReplyDeleteHugs Kay
Lovely flowers as usual. De Bijenkorf blijft nog steeds mijn favoriet inderdaad, howel ze een beetje hoger segment aan het zoeken zijn. Er komen veel Chinezen en Japanners speciaal voor de grote dure merken, dat boeit me niet zo, alleen leuk om naar te kijken in ieder geval.
ReplyDeleteYour oxalis flowers are very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the cute pink color. The close up photos are wonderful, and so is the zoomed-out photo!
Purple shamrock must be very strong to sprout through the pine needles!
lieve Mariette !!!!
ReplyDeleteik heb ze een drie kleuren in mijn tuin ...rose de zelfde als jou en in het wit en een gele ...
Voor dat je het weet heb je heel je tuin vol...
Een makkelijke plant die weinig water nodig heeft ...
een fijn weekend
Oh yes!!!!! I do have the pink oxalis in my garden, dear Mariette!! Many of them!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe hate the yellow one which is an invading weed and although we try very hard, we cannot get rid of them!!!I I also have some beautiful 'iron cross' oxalis, which I bought in Amsterdam (!), some years ago, and they are about to bloom very soon.
Your white oxalis with purple leaves is splendid!
I wish you a nice week-end!!
Many hugs!
Such pretty pink
ReplyDeleteHi dear! Oh, coming here is like entering in a lovely garden! Lovely, really lovely! xoxo :)))
ReplyDeleteDearest Mariette,
ReplyDeleteYou have paticularly lots of beautiful plants garden in your home,you never has no new flowers in other friend of garden?
Hugs and love to always!
Michiko
Liebe Mariette,
ReplyDeletehab' vielen herzlichen Dank für Deine lieben Glückwünsche, ich habe mich sehr darüber gefreut, daß Du noch daran gedacht hast!
Oxalis in weiss hatte ich auch im Waldgarten, den Wald-Sauerklee. Der rosafarbene sieht auch sehr schön aus!
Liebe Grüße
Sara
Dearest Mariette....I love the pink of your oxalis. I have yellow varieties that are hardy. I also have the purple shamrock, but I have to grow them in pots as they don't seem to survive our winters.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy spring!......xox....*s*
Liebe Mariette,
ReplyDeleteeine Blütenpracht - unbeschreiblich.
Einen schönen Samstagabend wünscht dir
Irmi
¸.•°.❤❤
ReplyDeleteLinda floração!
Bom fim de semana!
Beijinhos do Brasil. º°｡✿
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Dearest Mariette
ReplyDeleteNo - not in the garden. I have my purple oxalis as a pot plant. It grows and grows. I have to cut it down completely at times and then it will only take a day or two before there are new leaves again.
Hugs to you
Kajsa