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Redwood Sorrel

Oxalis oregana

Categories
Native

Plant Description

Heart-shaped leaves resemble clover and form dense mats creating an excellent groundcover in shady areas. Flower colors range from white to pink.

Plant Details

Life Forms
Groundcover
Habitats
Forest understories
Gardens
Little Habitats
Residential yards
Soil and Moisture Conditions
Moist
Special Uses
Attracts pollinators and or other beneficial insects
Blooms April
Blooms June
Blooms May
Deciduous
Erosion control
Flowering
Flowers pink
Flowers white
Good for shady woodland garden
Good groundcover
Herbaceous
Ornamental
Perennial
Produces nectar
Produces pollen
Produces seeds
Provides soil stabilization
Provides wildlife habitat
Shade Preference
Full shade
Part shade
Mature Height 6-8”
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