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Elaine S

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Gardening: Anyone know what this plant is?

I have a friend who just bought an older house in Northern/Central Indiana, and these are coming up all over the garden beds through the weed-protecting fabric. She's not sure if it is a weed or an intentional plant.
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  • Elaine S
    Commented on May 05, 2012
    It's a primrose. Here in NM, we have them in pink, yellow & white. The white ones, if I'm not ...»
    mistaken, are Oenothera caespitosa aka Tufted Evening Primrose or Fragrant Evening Primrose. They look beautiful in drifts. I much prefer the white ones over the yellows & pinks.

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