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If your garden needs a pick-me-up towards the end of summer, Oxalis ‘Golden Cape’—also known as Candy Cane Sorrel or Cape Shamrock—is a perfect choice. This charming variety puts on a truly striking display with golden-yellow blooms streaked with deep red on the outer petals—like they’ve been hand-painted with flames. Its neat, palm-like foliage adds a delicate structure, even before the flowers appear.. Planted in autumn, this South African native quietly establishes over winter and begins to flower from late summer into early autumn, typically blooming from August through November in the UK. The flowers open wide in sunshine and fold back into tight, candy-wrapper curls as the light fades—adding a playful twist to its already cheerful display.. Ideal for containers, rockeries, or sunny, sheltered borders, Golden Cape is also surprisingly hardy in well-drained soil and will return reliably year after year, multiplying gently as it goes. A few bulbs soon become a colourful colony, making it a lovely investment in long-term garden colour.. That said, Oxalis ‘Golden Cape’ isn't fully hardy in the face of heavy frost. As a South African native, it prefers milder winters and can be damaged by prolonged freezing, especially in damp soil.. To keep your candy cane sorrel safe:. In milder UK regions (like coastal or southern areas), you might get away with leaving the bulbs in the ground—just make sure the soil is well-drained and sheltered.. In colder or frost-prone areas, it's best to:. Grow them in pots or containers you can move to a frost-free spot (like a greenhouse, porch, or bright windowsill).. Or lift the bulbs after the foliage dies back and store them in a dry, cool, frost-free place (just like dahlias or gladiolus).. These bulbs are small and easy to handle, so if you’re ever unsure, it’s worth the extra step—especially when they reward you with even more blooms next year!. We ship our Oxalis ‘Golden Cape’ bulbs in autumn, ready for immediate planting. Just pop them in a sunny spot, protect from winter wet, and enjoy the joyful display that follows—right when your garden needs a late-season boost.. • Botanical name: Oxalis versicolor 'Golden Cape'. • Flower colour: Golden yellow with red edges. • Bulb size: 5/+. • Established height: 5–15 cm. • Established spread: 10–20 cm. • Plant spacing: 100 bulbs per m². • Leaf colour: Green. • Habit: Spreading. • Life cycle: Perennial. • Hardiness: Half hardy. • Years to establish: 1–2 years (often flowers in the first season). • Sunlight: Full sun/Partial shade. • Position: Sheltered. • Suitable for: Pots, gravel gardens, coastal gardens, rockery. • Soil acidity: Any. • Soil moisture: Free-draining. • Soil type: Loam, sandy, stony, multipurpose compost (if well-drained)

Looking for something a little different to carry your garden through the end of summer? Oxalis ‘Double Trouble’, also known as Candy Cane Sorrel or Cape Shamrock, is a delightful autumn-flowering variety with twice the petals and twice the personality. Its frilly double blooms open in soft salmon tones and slowly mature into a glowing golden yellow, putting on a beautiful colour-shifting display over time. Set against fresh green, clover-like leaves, the flowers are bright, cheerful, and full of charm.. This compact, low-growing perennial begins to bloom in the UK from late summer into autumn, typically August through October in a warm, sunny spot. Like others in the Oxalis family, the flowers open wide in full sun and close into tightly curled, candy-like buds by evening—an enchanting detail that adds even more interest.. Double Trouble thrives in containers, rockeries, gravel gardens or tucked into sheltered borders. It needs free-draining soil and protection from heavy frost, but in the right conditions, it will return year after year, slowly multiplying to form a colourful, long-lasting clump.. That said, Oxalis ‘Double Trouble’ isn't fully hardy in the face of heavy frost. As a South African native, it prefers milder winters and can be damaged by prolonged freezing, especially in damp soil.. To keep your candy cane sorrel safe:. In milder UK regions (like coastal or southern areas), you might get away with leaving the bulbs in the ground—just make sure the soil is well-drained and sheltered.. In colder or frost-prone areas, it's best to:. Grow them in pots or containers you can move to a frost-free spot (like a greenhouse, porch, or bright windowsill).. Or lift the bulbs after the foliage dies back and store them in a dry, cool, frost-free place (just like dahlias or gladiolus).. These bulbs are small and easy to handle, so if you’re ever unsure, it’s worth the extra step—especially when they reward you with even more blooms next year!. We ship Oxalis ‘Double Trouble’ in autumn for immediate planting. Give it a sunny, well-drained nook and enjoy its joyful double blooms as the rest of the garden winds down.. • Habit: Clump-forming, low-growing. • Height at maturity: 10–15 cm. • Spread at maturity: 20–30 cm. • Growth rate: Fast. • Flower colour: Salmon to golden yellow (matures over time). • Flowering period: August to October (UK). • Flower size: Approx. 3 cm. • Foliage colour: Fresh green. • Family: Oxalidaceae. • Common names: Candy Cane Sorrel, Cape Shamrock. • Origin: South Africa

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The hardy and robust Muscari Armeniacum is one of the most widely cultivated muscari available and is the deserving recipient of multiple awards. This gorgeous grape hyacinth, also known as Armenian grape hyacinth, features myriad tightly packed tiny cobalt-blue bell-shaped flowers, each with a subtle white border.. Long-lasting and a superb naturaliser, this classic muscari works particularly well when combined with contrasting yellow daffodils, and makes a great choice for beds, borders, containers, rock gardens and around trees.  Suitable for pot forcing.. Buy your Muscari Armeniacum flower bulbs from DutchGrown™ for autumn delivery and planting. We delivery everywhere in Europe and the UK!. Height: 15 cm.. Bulb Size: Top Size 9/+ cm.. • Very Fragrant. • Grows Well In Pots And Containers. • Great For Naturalising, Comes Back For Years