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06-04-2015, 02:01 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Anyone know what plant this is ?
This is one of my favorite perennials the yellow flowers are so bright and beautiful but I don't know what is really is. Probably the last unknown plant we have in our gardens. First picture is at dusk the flowers tend to close a little bit at night.
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
Yes, I had plenty of these when I lived in Rochester, NY, and I really enjoyed them. I believe the plant is called "evening primrose." That's what the neighbors called it, anyway.
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
Not sure if it's an evening primrose but it is probably an Oenothera. (Evening primrose open at night.)
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
Yeah these open during the day they close maybe half way at night
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
Evening primrose - Oenothera A wildflower here
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Oenothera - Evening primrose
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Everyone seems to be right!!!
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
I've grown that one and also the Missouri Evening Primrose which really does bloom at night just like a Moonflower. I'm not much of a flower person but those are 2 of my favorites.
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
I love flowers!!! Especially when attached to the plant! In combination with Benadryl... I don't know about you guys but pollen is intense this year... and where are the bees?
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
In the massive dead branch in the 30' "swamp" oak in my backyard.
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Re: Anyone know what plant this is ?
Ask the GM seed makers at Monsanto. All that crap is borne into the plant and when the honeybees feed on the nectar, they are ingesting tiny amounts that add up over time. It's affecting the Monarch butterfly population as well.
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