Oxalis corniculata, also known as creeping wood sorrel, grows from tiny root bulbs. Its soft green three-lobed leaves fold slightly under strong sunlight. Small bright yellow flowers pop up continuously from spring to autumn. This low creeping plant spreads gently and forms dense mats. It adapts to a wide range of growing conditions and needs minimal care once settled. Well-drained soil is essential to keep bulbs away from rot; avoid overly wet substrate. It is widely used as ornamental ground cover in mixed landscape projects.
It fits USDA hardiness zones 4 to 9. It tolerates partial shade and can withstand light frost. It grows actively in warm spring and summer, going dormant in cold winter.
Ornamental Value: Delicate clover foliage and countless tiny yellow flowers create soft natural scenery. Ideal for rock gardens, ground cover and hanging pots. Ecological Value: Long blooming period supplies nectar for small local pollinators. Practical Value: Fast-growing, low maintenance perennial ground cover, great to fill gaps between larger plants.
Store unplanted bulbs in cool, dry and ventilated space. High humidity causes bulb mildew. Plant promptly after delivery for best sprouting effect.
Pack bulbs with moisture-proof breathable packaging materials. Avoid heavy squeezing and crushing during transportation. Prevent rain soaking and high-temperature exposure, keep bulbs dry and intact.
Selected healthy Oxalis corniculata bulbs with stable sprouting rate. Creeping perennial ground cover with clover leaves and long-blooming yellow flowers, suitable for rock gardens and pot cultivation.
Rock garden planting, ground cover for flower beds, container & hanging pot growing, landscape gap filling, wild natural style garden.
Q: Can Oxalis corniculata grow in shade? A: Yes, it tolerates partial shade, while more sunlight brings more blooms. Q: Is it easy to maintain? A: Very low maintenance. It is vigorous and can spread naturally once established. Q: How deep to plant oxalis bulbs? A: Only 2–4 cm deep, no deep planting required. Q: When will it bloom? A: It blooms continuously from spring all the way to autumn.
