Common Evening Primrose Seeds – Native Wildflower, Edible & Medicinal Biennial for Pollinators

Common Evening Primrose Seeds (Oenothera biennis) grow into a hardy, adaptable native wildflower valued for its beauty, usefulness, and ecological importance. This easy-to-grow biennial is well suited for challenging garden areas with poor soil, making it a practical choice for naturalized spaces, pollinator gardens, and survival-focused plantings. Unlike low-growing pink evening primrose varieties, Common Evening Primrose sends up a tall flowering spike covered in bright yellow blooms. The flowers open in the evening and release a sweet fragrance, attracting a wide range of night and daytime pollinators. This plant readily self-seeds and often returns year after year with minimal care. North American Native with Strong Resilience: Native to much of North America, from the southern U.S. to Canada Thrives in poor soil and difficult growing conditions Biennial growth habit with reliable self-seeding Ideal for wildflower gardens, restoration areas, and low-input spaces Edible and Tradit