Use and Care Manual

These purple shamrocks (Oxalis Triangularis) are often seen

around St. Patrick’s Day, and often called The Good Luck Plant,

due to their four clovers. They are easy and fun to grow and

their striking, purple foliage really sets them apart. If you have

limited space or do not have a home garden, you may prefer

pot culture, as they are easier to care for and do not take up

much space. As long as you have some space for a medium

size pot on your porch, patio, or balcony, you can grow these

Lucky Clover plants.

LUCKY CLOVER KIT with Hanging Basket

Van Zyverden’s

Leaﬂets fold up

at night or on cloudy days

Exotic, burgundy color

Easy to grow

in containers

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Van Zyverden’s LUCKY CLOVER KIT with Hanging Basket These purple shamrocks (Oxalis Triangularis) are often seen around St. Patrick’s Day, and often called The Good Luck Plant, due to their four clovers. They are easy and fun to grow and their striking, purple foliage really sets them apart. If you have limited space or do not have a home garden, you may prefer pot culture, as they are easier to care for and do not take up much space.
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About This Variety: Our Lucky Clover hanging basket kit comes with everything you need to grow this exotic plant. Seven packaged Oxalis Triangularis bulbs, a 8” green hanging basket, a block of compressed soil, and growing directions. Growing Instructions: Simply expand the soil, following the directions. Fill the nursey pot with 4/5 of the medium, position the bulbs, and cover with the remaining soil. Then water well, not letting the pot dry out.