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iron cross plant indoor Oxalis Iron Cross | Good Luck PlantOxalis Iron Cross, commonly known as Lucky Clover, is a delightful perennial cherished for its unique four leaf clover shaped foliage and charming pinkish red flowers. Native to Mexico, this plant is a symbol of good luck and an eye catching addition to gardens, containers, and indoor spaces. The name "Iron Cross" comes from the dark purple marking at the center of each leaf, which resembles the German military medal of the same name. Additionally,
Oxalis Iron Cross, commonly known as Lucky Clover, is a delightful perennial cherished for its unique four-leaf clover-shaped foliage and charming pinkish-red flowers. Native to Mexico, this plant is a symbol of good luck and an eye-catching addition to gardens, containers, and indoor spaces.
The name "Iron Cross" comes from the dark purple marking at the center of each leaf, which resembles the German military medal of the same name. Additionally, the plant's clover-like leaves make it a popular choice for St. Patrick's Day celebrations and lucky charms.
- Foliage: The plant features distinctive green leaves divided into four segments, each with a dark purple center resembling an iron cross. This unique coloration adds texture and interest to any planting.
- Flowers: Produces clusters of delicate, funnel-shaped, pinkish-red blooms that rise above the foliage from late spring through summer.
- Height and Spread: Forms a compact mound, growing up to 6–10 inches tall and 8–12 inches wide.
- Growth Habit: Low-growing and spreading, making it perfect as ground cover or for edging pathways.
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★★★★★ 2
Stops working after one use
Color: #03 Champagne
Stops sprays very quickly. I used it once to see how it is and now it doesn’t spray.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2025
★★★★★ 5
The dogs loved it! Will buy again.
Style: Squeaky Chicken
My dogs have really enjoyed all the layers to this toy. It squeaks and has a noisy film on the inside of the cloth that they really like. The toy itself is very stiff and rigid but they like that. It’s been about 3 months and they recently broke through the pink layer so it lasts quite a while. It was a challenge for them to get the layer off once they had broken through the stitching so it would keep him occupied for a very long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My dog LOVES this, but...
Style: Squeaky Duck
My dog loved this right out of the box, she didn't learn to squeak it for a couple of hours, but she just stopped playing with her other toys, ragged as they may be...
My dog is a Manchester/hound dog mix, of some sort, I'm only sure about the Manchester, she resembles them in look, size, weight, and all else.
She weighs approximately 20-ish pounds, or so.
With that said, like I said, she loves it, so much so that within 16 waking hours after its arrival she brought me the inner squeaker, the body was in the kitchen. :)
She tore off the top part of the head and gained access to the squeaker, and EXACTLY as advertised and other reviews, it is a really good squeaky toy, she really doesn't seem to mind that the outer portion is gone, the (seemingly) durable squeaker might actually last.
She can still play with the 'body', the toy is made that when (not if) they rip off an appendage, the nentire innards WILL NOT come out. It's a well designed toy in that respect. So, at times she will play with that too, she has brought me the BODY several times too,
My dog is a really CRAZY chewer, she is somewhere under a year old and she will chew on anything that she is in front of her, including rocks, a blade of grass as she runs by, furniture legs, window sills, you name it, she has eaten it.
She is a problem dog, but we picked her, and we'd do the same if it was our kid, we wouldn't throw them out. :)
She has to be watched constantly, that is not the most fun, but, like they say, 'It is what it is'.
I mention all of that to show that even though she is a crazy chewer, the rubber portion of the toy is still 'with us', for now, I will update this if anything else develops, and I am sure it will.
Oh yeah, I really need to add, I don't think that the makers can make a chew toy 'outer' from anything that will last that long, not unless you go to a rope material, and I did not want that, it can be swallowed and cause more trouble. (Fabric can be swallowed too, but it's at least softer...)
So, really, more than likely you can't get any better than this if your dog is a crazy chewer too.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023
★★★★★ 1
Awful Durability
Style: Squeaky Chicken
My dog had this toy for all of 30 minutes an COMPLETELY destroyed it. He is not an aggressive chewer, and has had plenty of rip and reveal toys from Bark Box last WEEKS. I thought I'd try out another brand, but I will be swiftly placing a Bark Box order. I am very disappointed in the durability and quality of this toy thay is supposed to survive non-agressive chewing. If I could give 0 stars, I would have.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Feet
Style: Squeaky Duck
Dogs love it, but tore off the feet within minutes.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2026