Green Oxalis Triangularis Upright Most are either vines or

Most are either vines or “self-heading” varieties

don't fertilize in winter

this beautiful and hard to find philodendron has a fuzzy petiole

The 'Creta' cultivar is exploding with color

This much-sought-after philodendron earned its name: featuring a loose bush structure

Green Oxalis Triangularis Upright Most are either vines orCommonly known as Wood Sorrel, this seasonal clover shaped plant is often seen around St. Patrick's Day. The triangular leaves will often open and close and many varieties produce small flowers in a variety of colors. They thrive with strong indirect light and moderate watering when almost dry. Oxalis is a bulb, and the plant may begin to die back during the summer and go dormant in winter before re emerging in the spring.