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by Ivy9 on March 15, 2006 05:03 AM
Hi
I bought red oxalis the other day, could not resist. How do I care for it? Do I plant it outside or keep in its 4" container? Is it hardy to zone 5?
Thanks
by Erich on March 15, 2006 01:22 PM
All oxalis types enjoy warm weather and mild humidity. They also like bright, indirect light, but usually can tolerate direct sunlight. Therefore, they do make excellent candidates for groundcover and outdoor containers. So yes, you can plant it outside.

However, your oxalis will be fine in its original container (at least, until it outgrows it, and it will...fast). Make sure it gets a decent amount of natural light and keep the soil relatively moist.

And it would agree with you, they are gorgeous...some of the most vibrant colors of any plant!
by Bill on March 15, 2006 02:30 PM
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