Oxalis violacea (Violet Wood Sorrel) Great Lakes Shoreline Warrior Plants and sedge meadows and can

and sedge meadows and can be used very effectively in wetland restoration projects

mesic woodlands and savannas

the straight species we sell provides better tolerances to disease and environmental factors due to its adaptation over thousands of years to local conditions

but its common name comes from its bark color

White Prairie Clover

Oxalis violacea (Violet Wood Sorrel) Great Lakes Shoreline Warrior Plants and sedge meadows and canOxalis violacea, commonly known as Violet Wood Sorrel, is a delicate native wildflower prized for its charming purple pink blooms and clover like foliage. This low growing perennial thrives in woodland settings and shaded garden spaces, bringing natural beauty to naturalized areas and shade gardens. The plant produces dainty flowers that attract pollinators while its compact growth habit makes it ideal for ground cover applications. Hardy and low