Kelly Larson says: 'We sell hardy Oxalis species that can be grown as garden plants in our Wisconsin climate, but houseplants such as Oxalis triangularis should be tucked up indoors until summer ...

Make it easy on yourself and invest in a bulb-planter, ideally one with a quick-release handle which is useful for planting lilies. You can use it again in the fall to plant spring-flowering bulbs.

The leafy bulbs of oxalis (sometimes labeled as sorrel) will do nicely. Oxalis are used primarily for their striking foliage that grows to only 6 to 12 inches high.

If you plant some tiny iris bulbs for instance, you can cover the area with plastic netting (to block the squirrels) and the shoots will grow right through the openings. Another tip is to use a ...

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In October or November, they can be dug to store. Shamrocks grow as groups of plants. They only get six inches to 12 inches tall so are great at the front of beds that are not in direct, all-day sun.