Scientific Name: Oenothera speciosa
Common Name(s): Pinkladies, pink evening primrose
Family: Onagraceae (evening primrose)
Life Cycle: Perennial
Leaf Retention: Semi-evergreen
Habit: Forb
USDA L48 Native Status: Native
Location: Plano, Texas
Season(s): Spring
I’m, like, irrationally obsessed with these sepals.
One peculiar characteristic of Oenothera flowers is the tendency for their sepals to fuse at the tips, forming a pennant to one side of the stem. And I think the ones in this particular patch have more swag than usual. Instead of just plain green, these are injected with yellow (chartreuse?) and bordered with sharp red stripes so they really stand out. It’s like someone who is traditional enough to wear regimental ties yet chic enough to toss them insouciantly to one side. Oh, so good.
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