Choose green or red oxalis in a 3 inch pot or a small handled Lucky Leprechaun pot.
Plants
Oxalis
Oxalis is offered with green or red foliage for $3. Choose the foliage color, then note whether you prefer a 3 inch pot or a small handled Lucky Leprechaun pot.
Secret Garden confirms availability, sends current photos and order updates, and includes free similar plants with every order. Pickup is free; Eagle River delivery is $10 or free on local orders over $100.
Oxalis plants grow from bulbs or rhizomes and are kept for their clover-like leaves and small flowers. Green and red foliage forms are available, and the flowers may be red or white depending on the plant.
Uses
Best uses and placement
Green or dark red foliage in a small indoor pot
Windowsills, desks, bright shelves, and small gift plants
A standard 3 inch pot or a small handled Lucky Leprechaun pot
Orders where the exact foliage and flower color can be confirmed by photo
Growing notes
Growing conditions
Give oxalis bright light indoors or gentle outdoor light in warm weather.
Water when the top of the mix starts to dry. Do not leave the pot sitting in water.
If it rests or thins out, do not panic. Some oxalis types cycle through active and quiet periods.
Keep it away from frost and cold windows.
Turn the pot now and then so the growth does not lean hard toward the light.
Plant health
Problems to watch for
Drooping can mean it is thirsty, too hot, too cold, or entering a rest period.
Tiny pots dry fast, especially in long bright days.
Red and green types can look different under different light.
Do not over-pot it into a huge wet container.
Current condition
Check before pickup
Whether green or red foliage is selected
Whether a 3 inch or Lucky Leprechaun pot is preferred
Whether the current plant has red or white flowers
A photo of the exact plant being held
Order process
After you place a request
We send photos and full updates as orders are prepared.
Every order includes free similar plants matched to what was ordered.
Pickup and delivery timing are confirmed before plants leave the greenhouse.
Use the order notes for timing, substitutions, pot size, and whether the plant is going indoors, outdoors, or into a greenhouse.
