Pale Evening Primrose is a Utah native, growing from shrub steppe and cool desert areas. Flowers are pale pink to lavender when they first open, and fade to a creamy white. Center stamens are bright yellow; foliage is dark green and deeply lobed; stems are red. Natives can be variable in size, depending on seed or cutting source - it can grow from under a foot to 2 feet tall and as wide. A good choice for xeric landscapes.
Pale evening primrose is a Utah native, and prefers sandy to gravelly soils that are well drained. It heavy or wet soils, it is short lived. Plant where it will receive full sun, and once established, do not water unless it is a particularly dry summer.