Yellow Sundrops notepad and it's a treat to

and it's a treat to see the dead flowers standing upright until winter

Ungnadia speciosa

You’ll find that its lovely dark purple flowers are a magnet for bees

If you’re looking for a fantastic alternative to Leucophyllum frutescens var

Yellow Sundrops notepad and it's a treat toCalylophus serrulatus Common names include Yellow Sundrops, Yellow Evening Primrose, Shrubby Evening Primrose, Toothed Evening Primrose, Serrate leaved Primrose, Plains Yellow Primrose and Plains Evening Primrose. Calylophus serrulatus is a native plant found in dry prairies and mesas in western North America, particularly in the Great Plains from Canada to Texas. It is a low, shrubby, woody based perennial, typically growing from 6 to 18 inches tall.