Camissonia botthii

Species Name: Camissonia botthii
Common Name: Booth's evening primrose

Uncommon in California

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Plant Family: Onagraceae

Plant Type: Annual or short-lived Perennial

Height by Width: 6in- 1' H x 3' W

Growth Habit: Low, spreading, trailing

Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen

Growth Rate: Fast

Sun Exposure: Full sun

Soil Preference: Well-draining

Water Requirements: Moderate to regular

Cold Hardy to: 2,700' to 5,000'

Flower Season: June to August

Flower Color: White flowers with Yellow stamens

Endangered?: List 2.3 (included in the CNPS Inventory of Rare and Endangered Plants as rare, threatened, or endangered in CA; common elsewhere).

Distribution: East of Sierra Nevada (also found in NW Arizona and Northern of California up to Washington)

Natural Habitat: Sandy flats, steep loose slopes, Joshua-tree and pinyon/juniper woodlands

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