Oenothera pallida, commonly known as Pale Evening Primrose, is a beautiful perennial wildflower native to western North America. Growing approximately 1–2 feet tall and spreading by underground rhizomes, it produces large, fragrant white to pale pink flowers that open in the evening and may remain open into the morning. Pale Evening Primrose thrives in full sun, well-draining sandy or gravelly soil, and low-water conditions, making it an excellent choice for native gardens, xeriscapes, moon gardens, and pollinator plantings. Hardy in approximately USDA Zones 4–9, established plants can tolerate temperatures around -20°F and are drought tolerant once established. Its night-opening flowers attract moths and other nighttime pollinators, while bees may visit lingering blooms in the morning. Seeds can be sown outdoors in fall for natural winter exposure or planted in spring after cold stratification. Fragrant, water-wise, and especially beautiful after sunset, Pale Evening Primrose brings luminous blooms and nighttime pollinators to the garden—order seeds now and add this western native to your landscape.
THIS LISTING IS FOR A PACK OF APPROX. 440 SEEDS (1/10 OZ.)
Oenothera pallida, commonly known as Pale Evening Primrose, is a beautiful perennial wildflower native to western North America. Growing approximately 1–2 feet tall and spreading by underground rhizomes, it produces large, fragrant white to pale pink flowers that open in the evening and may remain open into the morning. Pale Evening Primrose thrives in full sun, well-draining sandy or gravelly soil, and low-water conditions, making it an excellent choice for native gardens, xeriscapes, moon gardens, and pollinator plantings. Hardy in approximately USDA Zones 4–9, established plants can tolerate temperatures around -20°F and are drought tolerant once established. Its night-opening flowers attract moths and other nighttime pollinators, while bees may visit lingering blooms in the morning. Seeds can be sown outdoors in fall for natural winter exposure or planted in spring after cold stratification. Fragrant, water-wise, and especially beautiful after sunset, Pale Evening Primrose brings luminous blooms and nighttime pollinators to the garden—order seeds now and add this western native to your landscape.
THIS LISTING IS FOR A PACK OF APPROX. 440 SEEDS (1/10 OZ.)
