Mexican Evening Primrose Oenothera berlandieri Onagracea
	Form: Flower Seasonality: Evergreen, perennial Size: 8-12in tall, spread to 3ft Leaves: Simple, alternate, oval, 1-3in long, 1/2in wide, bright green; foliage may go yellow or green in winter Flowers: Pink, bell-shaped, sometimes white, 1.5in across; long blooming period begins in spring and lasts through until first frost Fruit: Seed Stems/Trunks: Low growing herbaceous perennial; spreads by rhizomes Range/Origin: Southwest US and Mexico Hardiness: Sunset Zones; 2b-24, H1, H2 Comments: Low litter, No thorns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full sun to full shade Water: Regular water; Soil: Adaptable; amended Propagation: Cuttings or divisions Maintenance: Minimal; cut back after spring bloom
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