Oxalis obtusa 'Blood' Flowering Bulbs


Bulb Availability: May - November
Flowering Season: Winter - Spring
Dormancy: Summer - Autumn (Ideal for Shipping)

Flower Appearance:
The 'Blood' Oxalis obtusa boasts an extraordinary display of vibrant, blood-orange to rich terracotta flowers. Each bloom features five petals, creating a charming star-like shape. The intensity of the color is striking, offering a warm and captivating accent that stands out against its delicate green foliage. These prolific bloomers create a dense carpet of fiery color, transforming any space into a dazzling spectacle.

Key Features:
• Bloom Season: Late autumn to early spring
• Height: 5-15 cm (compact and tidy growth)
• Light Requirement: Full sun to partial shade
• Placement: Ideal for pots, windowsills, balconies, or rock gardens
• Maintenance: Low; drought-tolerant once established
• Dormancy: Goes dormant in late spring/summer; bulbs can rest until the next bloom cycle

Why Choose Oxalis obtusa 'Blood' Flowering Bulbs?
- Oxalis obtusa 'Blood' is a true gem for any plant enthusiast seeking vibrant color and easy care. These delightful bulbs are incredibly rewarding, bursting into a profusion of eye-catching orange blooms when many other plants are dormant. Their compact size makes them perfect for smaller spaces, adding a touch of exotic charm to windowsills, bright desktops, or as a colorful border in rock gardens.
- Beyond their stunning aesthetics, 'Blood' Oxalis obtusa are remarkably low-maintenance. They thrive with minimal attention, proving to be drought-tolerant once established and gracefully entering dormancy during the warmer months, only to re-emerge with renewed vigor for the next blooming cycle. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, these bulbs offer an effortless way to bring a burst of captivating color and joy to your home or garden throughout the cooler seasons. Their ability to go dormant during the summer and autumn months also makes them perfectly suited for shipping during this period, ensuring healthy bulbs arrive ready for their spectacular winter-to-spring show.