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Oenothera laarckiana, or Evening Primrose, is a popular wild flower seed that looks lovely in a naturalized setting or growing along a fence line. This variety has large, 2 inch blooms of yellow that are sweetly scented and attract bees and butterflies.

The flowers open in the late afternoon and into the evening. Evening Primrose is a liberal self-sower. If reseeding is not desired, deadhead the spent blooms before they go to seed. Grows 24 – 48 inches tall as an annual plant.

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Start Evening Primrose seed directly outdoors in either the fall or early spring. Prepare a seedbed that has had the top 2 inches loosened and is weed free. Cover lightly with 1/16 inch of soil. Keep the seed moist. With a temperature range of 65 – 70F, germination is usually in 30 days

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Space the plants 18 – 24 inches apart. Grow Primrose in full sun and in well-drained soil. Primrose usually is resistant to deer.

Sowing Rate: Plant this wildflower seed at 3 pounds per acre.