Oxalis Triangularis, also known as “purple shamrock” or “false shamrock” is beautiful plant you customers will love to use in their gardens. Since ultra violet is Pantone’s 2018 color of the year, this plant is already trendy for spring. Help gardeners see their gardeners in a new light.
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Oxalis Triangularis Specifications
This Brazilian plant requires bright, sunny areas with a cool temperatures. This plant is ideal for being grown indoors. For new gardeners, labeling the care instructions in a clear, simple manner is ideal.
- Use average soil
- Allow soil to dry out between getting watered
- Grow from bulbs
- Foliage moves with the light throughout the day
- Foliage opens in the morning and closes itself up at night
Labeling Design
Highlight the shockingly dark leaves and bright bloom by keeping the label simple. Instead, use black and white labels, or metallic stock for interest. Foiling aspects of the design also creates interest without being too distracting. It’s all about focus.
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