Redwood Sorrel plants is really an
excellent choice for shaded growing spaces in cool season gardens. This plant
is a native perennial plant. Actually the plant is a low-growing flowering
plant that is native to western coastal regions of the United States.
Redwood Sorrel plants is hardy to
USDA growing zone 7, Redwood Sorrel plants is ideal for use as a groundcover
and in wild plantings such as woodland gardens. The plant is quite small and the
unique clover-shaped foliage and white-pink flowers are an excellent way to add
visual interest and texture to landscape plantings.
How to grow Redwood Sorrel plants
The success in growing Redwood Sorrel
plants largely depends on the growing zone. Actually gardeners that are living
in hot and humid climates may have great difficulty growing Redwood Sorrel
plants, the plant thrives in cool temperatures. In addition to the plants
sensitivity to temperature, the plants actually require conditions that are
consistently moist. The plants are native to redwood and evergreen forests. Redwood
Sorrel plants thrive in low light conditions and they may suffer when too many
hours of sun are received.
Furthermore, introducing the plant
into native plantings is easy. As a gardener, one of the best options is to
locate the transplants from specialty native plant garden centers, the plants may
not be found elsewhere. You can also find the seeds of the plant online. If you
want to purchase redwood sorrel plants or seeds, make sure you buy from a
reputable source to ensure that the plants are correctly labeled and disease
free. As with other native plants, those wishing to grow this plant should
never collect or disturb established plantings in the wild.
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