Oxalis (Wood Sorrels)
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Oxalis’ delicate, cup-shaped flowers (March - October) provide nectar for small pollinators like hoverflies (Syrphidae) and solitary bees (Halictidae), while their clover-like foliage shelters ground beetles and spiders. Wood sorrels thrive in shady woodlands, supporting the larvae of Philopterus moths and offering early spring forage for emerging bumblebees (Bombus lucorum). Planted in dappled shade with native Hyacinthoides non-scripta (bluebells), Oxalis enhances woodland biodiversity. An ecological asset for shady gardens and naturalistic plantings.
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