Dwarf Evening Primrose Seeds – Non-GMO Heirloom

border or a rock garden, where their dusk-opening blooms draw in moths and other twilight pollinators. Who it's for Great for gardeners who enjoy an evening or moon garden, pollinator lovers who want to support night-flying visitors, and anyone wanting a tough, low-growing carefree flower. How & when to plant Grown as a hardy annual or short-lived perennial across USDA zones 4-8. Direct sow in early spring or fall; the fine seed needs light, so surface-sow and press in gently rather than burying. Keep lightly moist until it sprouts, then thin plants to 8-12 inches apart in full sun with average, well-drained soil. It tolerates dry, lean ground once established. Bloom & care Expect flowering from early to late summer on compact plants about 8-12 inches tall. Grown for its fragrant flowers rather than food, it is especially valuable for evening pollinators like moths. It self-sows and needs little care. One packet plants about 67 sq ft (~105 plants). Benefits & uses Dwarf evening primrose is ideal for the front of borders, rock gardens and moon gardens, adding fragrance and movement at dusk while supporting night-flying pollinators. It naturalizes gently to fill in over time. Growing guide: New to this variety? Read our full guide, How to Grow Evening Primrose From Seed , for step by step sowing, spacing, and harvest tips.