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Evening Primrose vs Twilight Primrose

 
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I was given a Twilight Primrose plant. Information on the plant shows it as patented..... It definitely came from Lowe's. I was wondering if anyone knew if it had equivalent properties to Evening Primrose as it is still an Oenothera.

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According to Plants for a Future http://www.pfaf.org Oenothera species vary greatly in their medicinal and edible properties, so I would not expect an unknown species of Oenothera to have the same properties as Oenothera biennis.

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^That is what I figured, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't wasting it just letting it look pretty Thanks!

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