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Saturday - July 28, 2012
From: Calgary, AB
Region: Canada
Topic: Wildflowers
Title: Nightblooming flower for Alberta, Canada
Answered by: Nan Hampton
QUESTION:
Are there any night flowers that bloom in august or early september with more than one flower bud for each plant that is native to Canada?ANSWER:
The only native night-blooming species I could find for Alberta is Oenothera biennis (Common evening-primrose). It is lemon-scented, night-blooming and blooms in July, August and September with large yellow flowers, several to a stalk. Here is more information from Illinois Wildflowers and Missouri Plants.
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