OXALIS TRIANGULARIS …………………………………………………..Racket Shreve ………………………………….. I know that I have been very lucky to have had this lovely Oxalis in my life for so many years. Though sometimes these clovers are called ‘false Shamrocks’, Luck is where you find it. This is an ever pleasing and easy to please plant that I would not want [...]
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