Eremothera boothii condensata, Camissonia boothii - Booth's Evening Primrose, Woody Bottle Washer

Eremothera boothii condensata is a fine addition to the Desert wildflower garden. Booth's Evening Primrose grows in sandy soils in open or South facing exposures. Eremothera boothii condensata is native to the low deserts of California. This plant is shown in some recent wildflower books by the old name Camissonia boothiii and has the colorful common name of Woody Bottle Washer. Eremothera boothii condensata grows about 1 foot tall and wide. The foliage often has a red tint but can also be green, with mottled leaves. Eremothera boothii condensata pale pink flowers are often pollinated by bees, flies and bee mimics. Eremothera boothii condensata is a great addition to the Butterfly Garden attracting the Mormon Metalmark, andPainted Lady Butterfly as pollinators.