Spinning Evening Primrose
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Spinning Evening Primrose
Does anyone grow this? Have trouble with it being invasive?
Claudia
"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest" - John Muir
"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest" - John Muir
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Don't know about the spinnng variety, but I had one evening primrose about 20 years ago, now I'm forever pulling out seedlings.
Zone: This is England we don't do zones. Pick any number between 2 and 11
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I've never heard of spinning evening primrose so I typed it into google and the only thing that came up about it was this thread
I have the low growing, bright lemon yellow Missouri primrose and love it. Although there are a few seedlings the roots do not spread underground but are a long tap root like a carrot. It is simple and easy to grow and blooms a long time.
Yes, the pink evening primrose is a nasty plant. Right up there with Chameleon plant and snow on the mountain (Aegopodium).
I have the low growing, bright lemon yellow Missouri primrose and love it. Although there are a few seedlings the roots do not spread underground but are a long tap root like a carrot. It is simple and easy to grow and blooms a long time.
Yes, the pink evening primrose is a nasty plant. Right up there with Chameleon plant and snow on the mountain (Aegopodium).
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The Oenothera is the only one I know and is what I have. Nice plant, but be prepared for lots of seedlings.
I was sent some Yellow Moonflower seeds and grew them until I found they were, disappointingly, oenothera, they went into the bin.
I was sent some Yellow Moonflower seeds and grew them until I found they were, disappointingly, oenothera, they went into the bin.
Zone: This is England we don't do zones. Pick any number between 2 and 11
http://www.zyxwv.co.uk/
There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
http://www.zyxwv.co.uk/
There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.