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Evening Primrose, Oenothera speciosa

April 29, 2011 Add Comment Evening Primrose, Oenethera Edit
The official Latin name of Evening Primrose is Oenothera  in the Onagraceae Family  It was give its name because as Ms. Grieve states in a m...
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