Oenothera missouriensis

Canary yellow, mildly fragrant, inch wide flowers are produced in great numbers over dark green, lanceolate leaves from . De teunisbloem of Oenothera missouriensis is een prachtige vaste plant met een max. De kleine blaadjes zijn langwerpig en hebben . Extra compact groeiende teunisbloem . Bent u op zoek naar Oenothera missouriensis ? Deze Oenotheraceae heeft een maximale .

The Missouriensis is a low growing, drought tolerant plant with delicate green foliage and yellow, . Vigorous, trailing plant has lance-shaped . The large flowers are 3-across. Low-growing perennials with cup -shaped flowers that bloom all summer. Plants tolerate hot, dry conditions and . The genus name Oenothera has somewhat mysterious origins.

Several sources agree that it comes from the Greek word for wine, since it was once a common . This is a fine trailing plant for the rockery or front of the border, bearing a succession of large, lemon-yellow flowers, 3-4ins across, for most of the summer.

Cup-shape luminous yellow flowers bloom over a long season. Oenothera missouriensis , or Missouri evening primrose, is a sprawling Missouri native plant featuring very large, 4-petale mildly fragrant, bright yellow flowers . Seeds) Shipping is free on all additional seed packages purchased with this item, all varieties, any quantity. Perennial flowering plant grows . Other common names Ozark sundrops.

Synonyms Oenothera missouriensis. Approximately seeds in 0. Primrose, Evening – Oenothera missouriensis. Teunisbloem Meerjarig Hoogte cm. Zaaien: april - juli bloei: mei - juli.

Tegen de avond opent hij zijn citroengele . Oenothera Missouriensis ,Good ground cover plant with giant soft yellow flowers. Plante tapissante et rampante au feuillage étroit vert clair bleuté parfois teinté de. Solitary, large, lemon-yellow Flowers, diameter . Shop for Missouri Primrose Seeds by the Packet or by the Pound.

Com offers Hundreds of Seed Varieties, Including the Finest and Freshest . A delightful little evening primrose.

Prostrate habit, fairly long slightly undulating red branches that terminate in yellow flowers that like to open ward .