Evening primrose pink seeds

The evening primrose is one of the most tolerant flowers suitable for planting in home gardens, a fast-growing perennial, with few diseases and pests, and it is a fragrant flower that blooms in the evening until morning. It is an edible flower that is added to salads and vegetables. Its beautiful flowers attract butterflies and bees. Scientific name: Oenothera Speciosa. Other names: Pink Evening Primrose, Showy Evening Primrose, Pink Ladies, Evening Flower. Family: Onagraceae. Native habitat: Southern United States, Mexico. Flowers: appear with four petals in pinkish white, lavender, and ivory, with a yellow spot in the center, prominent veins, and a length of 6 cm. Leaves: alternate, simple, serrated, green, and 6 cm long. Height: the evening primrose can reach up to 70 cm. Planting the evening primrose and environmental conditions: It grows in moderate, dry, and hot climates away from cold weather and frost, and can also be cultivated in any moderate climatic conditions such as greenhouses. Soil and fertilizer: planted in medium to dry, well-drained, and ventilated soil, and it is also tolerant of poor soil. Watering method: initially watered heavily during germination, then watering is reduced and becomes regular after foliage appears, taking into account weather conditions, soil moisture, and the plant’s climate conditions. Sun exposure: full sun and partial light. Propagation: by seeds. Planting time: in spring and fall, and it can be planted at any time of the year outside these weather conditions in greenhouses. Flowering period: from spring to late autumn. Benefits and uses of evening primrose: considered one of the most beautiful ornamental flowers. It is also an edible flower. It is planted in gardens, parks, on sidewalks, and roads.