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Prairie sundrop (Oenothera pilosella) Plants
Prairie sundrop (Oenothera pilosella) Plants
A popular garden plant in the 19th century, the Prairie Sundrop, a member of the primrose family, blooms in a dense, matted spread with lovely bright yellow flowers. An abundant pollinator, this plant attracts large amounts of bees, skippers, and butterflies.
Native to:Â Midwest, introduced to northern New England
Growing conditions:Â Moist soils, full to partial sun
Natural habitat:Â Meadows, fields, wetlands
Grows up to: 1’ - 2’
Blooms:Â May - August
Pairs well with:Â Nodding onion, foxglove beardtongue
Sun
Part Shade
Medium to Wet
