Benevolence
Makes life fragrant without attracting attention.
Yellowish-white or greenish-yellow, orange
Resedaceae
Several, including 'Ameliorata', 'Giant Red', and 'Machet'
Carl Linnaeus
Small
Soft
Typically 4 to 6, though not in the traditional petal form
Bilateral
Strongly fragrant, especially in the evening
Slightly rough
Alternate
Green
Herbaceous plant
Annual or biennial
Late spring through fall
Prefers temperate climates
Moderate, drought-tolerant once established.
Prefers well-drained, fertile soil
Hardy to zone 2-11
Prefers full sun to partial shade
Generally not prone to serious pest or disease problems
Attracts bees and butterflies
Native to North Africa, Western Asia, and Europe; cultivated worldwide
Provides nectar for pollinators
Widely grown for its fragrant flowers
Primarily ornamental and for fragrance
Not considered endangered
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