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Botanic Name:
Oxalis oregana Common Name: Redwood Sorrel Size: 6"h x 1-2'w Sun: shd-pt. shd H20: occ.H2O/moist
This shade-loving, low-growing perennial is native to Redwood and Douglas Fir forests from Monterey County to Washington. It is a delicately textured groundcover, whose pink to white flowers add to its beauty from April to September. Despite its delicate look, it is easily grown in a variety of soils, and given some summer water it will slowly spread itself about the garden, usually around a foot per year.
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