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Oenothera grandis, a biennial herb native to North
America, grows wild along seashores, riverbanks, and in open spaces
in western Japan. Stems with many vellus hairs branch at the bases,
crawling on the ground; upper parts ascend obliquely upward to grow
to 20-50cm in height. Leaves are oblanceolate and 2-7cm long; some
are cleft in half or undulated on margins. Flowers are light yellow,
measure 4cm in diameter, and have four petals. Bloom time:
May-October. |