Purple shamrock actually has another flower name

Other names for purple shamrock

Purple shamrock, also known as red oxalis, triangular oxalis, purple-leaf Yamamoto oxalis, sour grass, and sour-sour grass.

Growing habits of purple shamrock

Purple shamrock prefers a warm and humid growing environment. When cultivated, it grows better in fertile and moist soil, with plump leaves and very vigorous growth. Purple shamrock is relatively cold-tolerant, and in winter the maintenance temperature needs to be no lower than 0°C.

The flowering period of purple shamrock is relatively long, generally up to 8 months. It blooms on sunny days, and the flowers close at night and on cloudy days.

Ornamental value of purple shamrock

The leaves of purple shamrock are vivid, and the purple leaves themselves are quite distinctive, looking full of color at first glance and very beautiful. In addition, when it blooms, the flowers are numerous and dense, and the flowering period is also long, so it can be enjoyed for a long time. The overall ornamental effect of purple shamrock is excellent.