Oenothera stricta Sulphurea - Evening Primrose

The plants we offer are more suitable for moist and porous grounds. Heavy and compact clay soils can be suitable if their structure is improved by mixing gravel into the soil to a depth of about 40cm (16in). If you take care to cut the flower stalks after flowering, the plant will produce new rosette foliage close to the ground, providing good ground cover until the frosts. A plant with a lot of elegance, to be planted in a rocky and well-drained soil, alongside Galega, Thermopsis, Baptisia... Although its lifespan is relatively short, it ensures its longevity through numerous spontaneous sowings in a scree garden.