Dwarf oyster plant is a popular groundcover for its low height and unique coloration of green leaves backed with purple. A nice, slow-spreading plant, oyster prefers a part sun to part shade location to look its best. With its subtly attractive texture and color, dwarf oyster has a neat appearance in a dense bed and works well in formal or casual landscapes. Dwarf oyster is a slow to moderate grower that grows in any light but does best in part shade to partial sun. If the area is very dry, add top soil to the hole when you plant. Otherwise, no soil amendment is needed. No trimming is necessary, other than edging to keep it neat and tidy. You may need to thin the bed out every couple of years - removing older plants to let young ones fill in.
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DOA- dead on arrival!
It was a slimy dead mess when it arrived. It looked like wilted-down spinach. Total waste of money.
G**E
How to take care of them.
I like them, they arrived in perfect condition I planted them and gave one away to a friend. Thank you so much.
J**R
Plant
Received my plant today and it is badly damaged. So many broken leaves. I hope it will recover from the trauma. It looks really bad right now.
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