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Yellow Evening Primrose identified in my yard yesterday. I have never seen this before. I read about them, and if I am correct it the identification, these open in the evening, and close in the mornings. You can see the nectar, which means butterflies and birds will be attracted to this one. It is considered a wildflower, usually grown by seeds. Sometimes birds will drop a seed from one yard to another. I think that happened here. I may transplant some to other part of my yard. A very pretty flower for the garden. Another treasure found today on my walk around the yard. Little things to enjoy. #AlwaysOriginal

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