Tennessee Smart Yards Native Plants
A comprehensive database of Tennessee native plants
Common Evening Primrose
 Photo Courtesy John Hilty http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/  Photo Courtesy John Hilty http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/ |
Common Evening PrimroseOenothera biennisFull to part sun, moderately wet to dry moisture level, adapted to a wide range of soils including clay, moderately acid to neutral pH. 4-6 ft. height, blooms summer into fall, yellow flowers, spreads moderately fast by re-seeding.Germination Code: A, D, GNative Region: StatewideBiennial. Fragrant flowers. Can be weedy or invasive. Attracts the Sphinx Moth. flower;sun;wet;clay |
Tennessee Smart Yards Native Plants 
No commentary with the photos.
Is this a recommendation in a Smartyard landscape?
Thank you for your comment. I am not sure what you mean by “no commentary with the photos.” I looked and there is a fairly complete narrative, although not as long as some. Yes, it is a wonderful plant although not very competitive when placed with larger plants.
Joy
Vicki is correct on this side of your site. There is 2 pictures then comments section but nothing about the plant. Hope your able to figure it out. Appreciate the work of your site. Blessings
LittleJordanFarm
I am sorry to take so long to figure out the problem. It appears that you are looking at this plant on your cell phone and the plants in this database are not formatted for viewing on a cell phone. If you look at this entry on a computer, you should be able to see everything.