Oxalis Corymbosa - 1 Litre Bareroot - Marginal Aquatic Pond Plant
Oxalis corymbosa (Pink Wood Sorrel) is a charming perennial with attractive, clover-like foliage a...Oxalis corymbosa (Pink Wood Sorrel) is a charming perennial with attractive, clover-like foliage and bright pink flowers that bloom in clusters during late spring to early summer. This plant’s delicate flowers and low-growing nature make it an excellent choice for ground cover, rock gardens, or hanging baskets, where it adds a vibrant splash of colour to shady or woodland areas.This species of Oxalis thrives in partial to full shade, although it can tolerate some sunlight. While the plant will flower more profusely in shadier spots, it can handle light sun as well. Full sun exposure may cause it to flower less, but the plant will still perform well if kept well-watered.Oxalis corymbosa prefers well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral soil, and it flourishes in moist, fertile conditions. It can be planted in areas with regular rainfall, though it can tolerate some drought once established. This plant is quite hardy and adaptable, surviving the UK’s cold winters and returning each spring with fresh new growth.Care for Oxalis corymbosa is minimal. It requires regular watering, especially during dry spells, and benefits from occasional feeding with a balanced fertilizer to promote robust flowering. Remove spent flowers and foliage to encourage new growth, and avoid over-watering, as the plant is prone to root rot in waterlogged soils.Ecologically, Oxalis corymbosa supports biodiversity by attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. Its low-growing habit provides ground cover that helps prevent soil erosion and keeps the soil cool and moist, benefiting other plants in the vicinity. Additionally, its attractive flowers can help enhance the aesthetic of wildlife-friendly gardens. Oxalis corymbosa, commonly known as creeping wood sorrel, is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial with trifoliate, clover-like green leaves. In spring to summer, it produces small, cup-shaped pink flowers, creating a delicate and attractive display in borders, rockeries, or as groundcover. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators, giving the plant ecological value. Its spreading habit and tolerance of damp soil make it ideal for pond edges, rock gardens, or naturalistic plantings where early summer colour and low-maintenance groundcover are desired.
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