Pink Evening Primrose (Pinkladies), Oenothera speciosa-Facts on plant, flowers, care, propagation

[@paulbehr468]

Wonderful video. Are these showy pink primrose as good for making medicine, evening primrose oil as the yellow Missouri primrose?

[@battlefoxx]

Thanks! These really pop up pretty along our slopes. They were a little wet, so a bit droopy, but after they dry out from the sprinklers, they look fanstastic (until they close up for the next day). Thanks for watching!

[@عمرخالد-ك6ط]

فديو رائع انا من العراق كيف تتكاثر هذه الزهور الجميلة

[@battlefoxx]

மிக்க நன்றி

[@raydelacruz8421]

Thanks for sharing! I live in Yorba Linda and I've been wondering what these perennial pink flowers are.

[@battlefoxx]

You are welcome. Don't pick them, they will just die. So, just enjoy a bit.

[@mariawilson2595]

Thank you I now have this in my Bulgarian garden and hope to plant it on the rockery with my lavender !

[@battlefoxx]

these are really pretty, unfortunately in my video they were a bit wet with the dew. super easy to grow, too.

[@patricksplantspaketho3760]

Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark ☀️🌿😊🇩🇰

[@battlefoxx]

thanks

[@fadiaabdalbaki7763]

Can we benefit medically from it like the yellow one !

[@battlefoxx]

I am not sure the Pink Primrose (Oenothera speciosa) is as good medicinally as the regular yellow primrose (Oenothera biennis). However, the pink is used as a nice tea, greens eaten cooked or raw in salads (mostly before the blooms) and it is generally okay for exterior ointments for acne, inflammation and other skin irritations. However, I am unsure if it has the "yellow" benefits for internal gastrointestinal or some female considerations. So, I think 1) Yes some, but 2) not as much.