Oenothera tetragona
(Glaucous Evening Primrose)
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Facts About this Plant:
- Common Names: Glaucous Evening Primrose, Sundrops, Southern Sundrops
- Lifespan: Perennial
- Zones: 3 - 8
- Type: Forb
- Bloom Time: June - September
- Status: Native
Oenothera tetragona, or Glaucous Evening Primrose, is native to parts of the eastern US, including the Appalachian regions, and parts of the Great Lakes area. It is a perennial that grows in moist meadows, woodland edges and streambanks. It blooms in early summer into fall with bright yellow flowers.
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