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Oenothera missouriensis 'Ozark Sundrop' - Ozark evening primrose

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Oenothera missouriensis 'Ozark Sundrop' is an arresting perennial admired for its illuminating lemon-yellow, cup-shaped blossoms that elegantly come to life at dusk only to close by the next dawn - a unique phenomenon that offers a dynamic floral display. Often known as the Ozark evening primrose, this native of North America captivates with its grayish-green,lance-shaped foliage, which provides a stunning color contrast and turns a delightful red in autumn for year-round allure. Standing up to 1 foot in height, this plant delights in basking in the full sun while its strong predisposition to drought showcases its uncomplicated nature. Its low water usage combined with its admirable resilience to pests prove both environmentally friendly and hassle-free for gardeners. Whether you're embellishing your sunny borders, considering xeriscaping, or adding a spark to your rock gardens, the 'Ozark Sundrop' is a superb candidate that injects fortitude and brightness into every landscape it graces.

  • Size: Up to 1 foot tall
  • Flowers: Bright, lemon-yellow cups that bloom at dusk
  • Foliage: Grayish-green, lance-shaped leaves
  • Water usage: Low (drought-tolerant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Unique Feature: Flowers close at dawn
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