Oenothera missouriensis ‘Evening Sun’
Missouri Evening Primrose boasts brilliant yellow blossoms nearly as big as your palm! The crepe-like flower petals are framed by gray-green foliage; leaves are narrow with distinct white veins. This plant has red stems that tend to trail along the soil surface. Despite such sprawling behavior, the overall appearance is a relatively tidy 1 foot tall mound. Like most species in the Primrose family, each showy bloom is a “one and done” event – opening in the late afternoon, shining overnight, and fading away the following day. An extensive bloom period and prolific flowers ensure a good self-seeding rate and season-long intrigue. Fertilized flowers produce unique, 4-ridged fruiting pods that shift to burgundy and sienna hues with cooler fall temperatures. #1 gallon




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