Evening Primrose Live Plant | Oenothera biennis | Yellow Flowering Plant | 3 Inch Starter Pot | Pollinator Garden Plant | Zones 4-9
Evening Primrose Live Plant | Oenothera biennis | Yellow Flowering Plant | 3 Inch Starter Pot | Pollinator Garden Plant | Zones 4-9
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Bring natural beauty and bright yellow blooms to your garden with Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis). Native to North America, this distinctive flowering plant is a wonderful addition to pollinator gardens, native plant landscapes, cottage gardens, and naturalized areas.
This listing includes 1 live Evening Primrose plant in a 3-inch starter pot.
🌼 Plant Details
- Common Name: Evening Primrose
- Botanical Name: Oenothera biennis
- Quantity: 1 live plant
- Pot Size: 3 inches
- Flower Color: Bright yellow
- Mature Height: Approximately 3–6 feet
- Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 4–9
- Life Cycle: Biennial
- Origin: Native to North America
- Other Names: Evening Star, Fever Plant, King's Cure-All, Weedy Evening Primrose
- Uses: Ornamental planting, pollinator gardens, native landscapes, and ethnobotanical gardens
🌿 Native Garden & Pollinator Plant
Evening Primrose is a natural choice for gardeners interested in native plants and pollinator-friendly landscapes. Its bright yellow flowers add a cheerful vertical accent to garden beds and naturalized areas.
As a biennial, the plant generally develops during its first year and flowers in its second year, then readily produces seed for future plants.
🌱 Growing Information
Plant in a location suited to your local growing conditions and provide well-draining soil. Allow enough space for the mature plant, as Evening Primrose can reach approximately 3–6 feet tall.
Once established, it can readily self-sow. If you want to limit its spread, remove developing seed heads before they mature.
1 live Oenothera biennis Evening Primrose plant in a 3-inch starter pot.
Because this is a living plant, size, foliage, and appearance may vary naturally depending on season and growing conditions. As a biennial, the plant may not be flowering when shipped and may require another growing season before producing its characteristic yellow flowers.
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