The cut-leaved evening primrose grows erect or prostrate. Leaves are alternate, simple, pinnately cleft into rounded lobes, or sometimes merely wavy-edged or toothed. The small, pale yellow flowers are borne singly in the axils. They have 4 pinkish sepals, united at the base to form a tube. Highly drought tolerant plant.
- Type
- Exotic
- Zones
- Moist temperate with hot summers, Moist temperate with warm summers
- Soils
- Loam, Clay
- Tolerances
- Wind
- Regions
- Central Highlands Garden
- Shade levels
- Sun/shade, Full sun
- Flowering seasons
- Summer, Autumn
- Colours
- Yellow
- Gardens
- Backyard Garden, Mediterranean Garden