It's a puzzle. My evening primrose are much smaller and don't have pointy bits on the foliage but then they're a perennial form - according to the label.
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Thanks very much for all the replies. I had a look this morning to see if they have prickly bits, but they don't seem to and the leaf seems almost white underneath. Would this lean more towards the Evening Primrose?
The leaves don't look wide enough for teasel ...certainly not like the teasel in my garden. My teasel leaves are rather more rounded, than pointed ... I think. 😊
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