Pale Evening Primrose Seeds Pale Evening Primrose (Oenothera Pallida) - This wonderful flower has several common names: Pale Evening Primrose, White Buttercup, and White Evening Primrose. This perennial establishes readily from Primrose seeds, and once you have smelled its sweet almond fragrance, you will want this flower in your garden! The White Buttercup flower fades to pale pink and is cup-shaped and delicate. The Pale Evening Primrose is vigorous plant and begins blooming just two months after starting the flower seeds which is very unusual for a perennial. Better yet, it will continue to bloom all summer and into fall. Oenothera Pallida White Buttercup spreads by underground runners so it can be used as a drought tolerant ground cover or prairie flower. If you don't want it spreading through the garden, contain it by growing in planter boxes or other containers. White Evening Primrose is considered to be hardy in USDA zones 3 - 9. Accurately called the Pale Evening Primrose, as it is white in color, this flower produces beautiful, showy blossoms that are similar in appearance to the buttercup! This native wildflower gives off a sweet fragrance! Can be used as a drought tolerant groundcover, or prairie flower!

• Pale Evening Primrose Seeds-Sweet almond fragrance! Beautiful, showy blossoms!

Pale Evening Primrose Seeds-Sweet almond fragrance! Beautiful, showy blossoms!