Mexican Evening Primrose (Oenothera Speciosa)
This very pretty plant is native to south western US and Mexico, and has fragrant 2-inch saucer shaped flowers. The fragrant white to pink 2-inch flowers open during the day, despite the plant's common name.
Oenothera Speciosa Facts
- Blooming Season: Spring or early summer to fall.
- Origin: Mexico and South western US.
- Location: Full sun or partial shade.
- Height: 1 foot high and three feet or more wide.
- Planting: Set young plants 8 - 10 inches apart.
- Watering: Little to moderate water.
- Tip: Good ground cover for dry slopes or parking strips, but can be aggressive and is potentially invasive.
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