Easy to Grow Oxalis Regnellii 'Lucky Shamrock' (20) Plant Bulbs - Green Foliage & White Flowering Blooms in Spring to Summer, Containers Indoor Outdoor

Good packaging and very healthy upon arrival

The seller Easy to Grow sent 24 corms which was more than the advertised 20, which would have been wonderful if the corms grew at all. All of the corms that I received were dry and crumbly, and none of them grew any kind of roots or stems after 2 months in the potting soil. I bought purple shamrocks from another seller on Amazon and those arrived in much healthier condition so I knew something seemed off about these right from the get-go. Save your money and get these from somewhere else.

Initially I received the wrong product and amount, I contacted Amazon. They gave me a partial refund for the missing amount (I sent a picture as verification of what I received). But due to Amazon's policy they couldn't send me a new one. Not only that but this was the first time I had a review that didn't post. I was not rude or vulgar and even stated that I would update my review once everything was said and done. Fast forward, I reached out to the company. THEY WERE GREAT. They not only apologized, refunded me the full amount, but let me keep the original bulbs I received. However, they stated I would need to reorder what I originally wanted. They even clarified that the mistake would not happen twice. Nervous because I'm a Hungarian penny pincher, I trusted that representative and they were true to their word. I received what I ordered and not only that... EVERY BULB BLOOMED. Listen people, if you know anything about gardening.. there is going to be duds no matter how well you care for the bulbs. I read that people complained about how small the tubular were.. well thats clovers for you. I separated the large ones and they ALL bloomed with the exception of MAYBE 3. My goal of my front yard is to have a blanket of shamrocks similar to Muir woods. The bulbs are good with this company.Update: I have now ordered from this company 4 times and have had success with each batch. The second and third picture is the recent progress. Eventually the entire area will be a shamrock ground cover. I noticed they do best with partial shade so you may try that and make sure not to over water.Update on the 7th order: Since I can't leave a new review, I have to add on to an old one. This last time I ordered two batches of the Oxalis Regnellii 'Green Lucky Shamrock, they were dried up, shriveled and brittle. One package of 20 had 16 and that's being generous. Most of the "bulbs" were scraps. Before I could reach out to the seller but now I can't find a contact email to complain and request a replacement. This is disheartening as this was the only place I could find these bulbs. The worst part, they sent these to me and others and thought it was ok. They used to be $20 a pop, now they are $14.95. Hmmm...so disappointed.

Not one seed grew! I reached out to the company who sold it and they told me to go to Amazon. The return date has passed but the money I spent was wasted

shipped quickly. Good packaging. Bulbs seem to be in good condition. Haven't planted yet, but hoping for beautiful plants soon.

Easy to plant and come to in about 4 - 5 days

There was nothing in the package but dirt. Foolishly, I did not return it and planted it anyway resulting in zero oxalis. They grow from bulbs. This was a major rip off. I have these in my yard: both purple and green. I should've sent them back, but I thought maybe it had seeds that would grow into bulbs. In many places, these are considered weeds. I brought mine from Florida but didn't want to dig them up to put them in my new garden. It makes me so angry to pay for a scam.

Ordered & received. Planted right away & they grew pretty quickly, but were not the pretty green in the picture or in other green oxalis I have. They didn’t all come up, but that’s going to happen sometimes. I went out of town for 2 weeks, had someone water x1. I came home to 1 entire pot dead. As I said, they were never the pretty, healthy green color so I’m not sure what caused it.