A detailed look at the life cycle of Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis). These images can help to accurately identify the plant during different seasons of the year.
I have a couple growing at the side of my bungalow. Did not know what they were untill tonight when I asked a gardening site for help to identify. A lady said evening primrose so I looked it up and then found you. I'm in South Yorkshire England. They are well over 5 feet tall and are doing a good job of holding my verbena up that is over 6 feet tall. They are growing in a strip of soil that is only around 9 to 12 inches wide. Thank you for the exceptionally good description. Much appreciated.
Very well done and informative video. One of these plants grew as a weed by my driveway. I thought it looked nice, so I watered it weekly during the hot dry summer of central California. My reward (and surprise) were the beautiful blooms starting at dusk. I discovered the blooms by accident when I went to check the mail after dark. Additionally, it was visited by many moths including a very large species. I took some pictures and a short video of the moths and sent it to friends. They were delighted as most had never seen this type of plant. Thank you for educating me on the lifecycle of this plant as I would like to continue to grow them.
Very clear.I really was rapt in concentration and wonder how much I miss by not care to notice the Richness of Life on this little Planet of ours. May be I was so preoccupied with the pettiness of my ego.Beauty is Everywhere for who care to Notice and Learn.
Ty. I live in an old house(1954). I think I have seen this blooming. There are many olde species growing here, snow drops, magic fairies, lilies, different jonquils, etc. I subscribed. Ahna 👏👏
Kudos to you for this video. It's the first one during my search of many that I found to be informative, precise, and all around a very good video. Thank you.
Thank you for your tutorial on primroses,also the mention of grimsthorpe Castle, very interesting I only have the one in my little garden, thank you, have a great day,
I have a Eve. Primrose that began blooming this late afternoon, 7/6/19. We used to have more so I will collect seeds and strategically spread this around. It also smells nice. Sort of lemony.
I had a couple of these wild evening primrose years ago, the birds gifted me I guess, anyway they grew to about 4 feet tall. At dusk when the blooms opened, each petal opened rapidly in sequence which gave the illusion of the flower twirling Each bloom was similar in size to a small Holly Hock. I had sandy soil, but I did water regularly. This year one is growing at the edge of my neighbours driveway and my fence. Yeah seeds on the way!!!!!!!!!! Blessings to all
its pretty I've had it since 2003 its spreads like wildfire its beautiful for a month then its just dark green leaves and gets ugly its a hardy plant i have it onthe east side of house
I accidentally bought an evening primrose at a nursery, it is incredibly beautiful and I am trying to see how to help it along in its process and reseed it.
I found some of these in my wildflower garden by accident and assumed that is what they are, unfortunately I pulled young plants encroaching on my driveway thinking they were something else.
Thank you for a very good video‼️😁… I was looking for directions on pruning it for fall and winter but looks like that shouldn’t happen… as I like clean looking flowerbeds, I got carried away about two or three Yrs ago… one day oldest son was here and asked about it after seeing it … looks like clueless me didn’t even know it had come back.. 🤪 to be sure, do I do any pruning whatsoever… it is an eyesore when it is not in its glory… thank you … please reply… I have other plants also coming along.. On the positive side they are a joy to watch open up and also see the stems MOVING….WOW‼️‼️God created some magnificent things👏🏻👏🏻😁😁have a great day👋🏻 Also do they need to be fertilized ❓
Are you asking her to do a video about the Yellow Rose of Texas or are you saying that the evening primrose is what they really mean by the Yellow Rose of Texas ... ? what are you saying
Lauren Rhoads these come along kind of slowly. They came up in my yard, the rosettes are usually for a year before they send up a stalk. They are not highly invasive, but take a fair amount of vertical space. After about ten years they have finally gotten to the point where I feel some thinning will be necessary. They tolerate full sun and dry conditions. They are very pretty, with the flowers working their way up the stem.
Lauren Rhoads yes, exactly what Carole said. I had planted these in a seed mix last year but they didn’t do much of anything but grow low to the ground, no flowers... but this year they are massive plants sending out tall bloom stalks. I can’t believe it! Happy growing. 😍👍💚
