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Special Re-Selected mix. Fragrant trumpet flowers that open up in the afternoon, around 4 o'clock. It remains open overnight, and closes in early morning. They will also remain open on cloudy days. They are noted for their strong, pleasant fragrance.Bushy, erect 2 foot plants produce very fragrant 2 inch trumpet shaped blooms in a wide range of attractive colors.Will Bloom from midsummer until frost with the flowers opening in mid-afternoon. Winter hardy to zone 8, but blooms the first season...

36” bushy plants with trumpet shaped flowers that open in the afternoon. Loads of flowers in beautiful colors...reds, purples, yellows and bi-color. Blooms mid-summer through fall.

Native to the Peruvian Andes, the plant is now grown worldwide. The picture is from a plant that grew roadside near Sharook's Guest house in Pemba, Zanzibar. I once made a surreptitious (as sureptitious as one can be, I suppose, at 6 feet 4 with cascades of bright yellow and white hair when walking around in China, where people are shorter, and with hair that is quite alot blacker...) collection of seed from snow white individuals trailside in Yunnan. The seeds that we will send you will give mixed...

These make a fountainous bush 4 feet tall studded in season with hundreds of flowers, pure white with a slight lavender caste, fragrant of jasmine. When walking around in China we managed collection of seed from snow white individuals. According to some research, the white flowered individuals are most potent in medicine. The plant is commonly used in Ayurvedic medicine, root and/or leaf, internally or externally. Internal usage not recommended dureing pregnancy. The entire plant is moistening...

The marvel of Peru mix four o'clocks are so named because flowers don't open until midafternoon, and then, will remain open until the following morning or longer on cloudy days. The 1 inch trumpet-shaped flowers are fragrant and vary in color and pattern so much that no two are identical. Ideal for beds, borders or low hedge. 10-15 days to sprout.

Fill your garden with hummingbirds. Fragrant flower reminiscent of miniature morning glory. Showy white and yellow petals are speckled cherry red as a pleasant surprise amidst dark green foliage.

A warm-toned new color for the Four o'Clock family, Salmon Sunset is very strongly scented and so eye-catching you'll find yourself drawn to it irresistibly in the twilight and evening garden. The blooms open as the sun goes down and remain all night, perfuming the air deliciously!These trumpet-shaped flowers are just 1 to 2 inches across, but held wide open and suffused with handsome sunset tones. They stand out brilliantly against dark green foliage on plants 2 to 3 feet tall. Find a spot in the...

A warm-toned new color for the Four o'Clock family, Salmon Sunset is very strongly scented and so eye-catching you'll find yourself drawn to it irresistibly in the twilight and evening garden. The blooms open as the sun goes down and remain all night, perfuming the air deliciously!These trumpet-shaped flowers are just 1 to 2 inches across, but held wide open and suffused with handsome sunset tones. They stand out brilliantly against dark green foliage on plants 2 to 3 feet tall. Find a spot in the...

Flowering through the summer, this wildflower has fragrant pink blossoms that open in late afternoon....

Flowering through the summer, this wildflower has fragrant pink blossoms that open in late afternoon....

The Four O'Clock is so-called because of the fact that the flower opens in the afternoon (around four o'clock) and stays open until the following morning. The beautiful flowers are funnel shaped and sweetly fragrant. A curious aspect of this plant is that different colored blossoms can be found simultaneously on the same plant. Additionally, an individual blossom may be splashed with different colors! Attractive to hummingbirds and sphinx moths, while deadly to Japanese beetles! The juice of the...

The Four O'Clock is so-called because of the fact that the flower opens in the afternoon (around four o'clock) and stays open until the following morning. The beautiful flowers are funnel shaped and sweetly fragrant. A curious aspect of this plant is that different colored blossoms can be found simultaneously on the same plant. Additionally, an individual blossom may be splashed with different colors! Attractive to hummingbirds and sphinx moths, while deadly to Japanese beetles! The juice of the...

[A/70oF/LD/14/sun/ds in May or June/space 12-18" apart. Self-sows readily.] This almost lost heirloom variety fills the garden with a riot of bi-colored and splashed patterns every afternoon in tones of raspberry, yellow, orange, gold and white. Drought tolerant plants are 36” tall and produce a profusion of new flowers daily from mid-summer until frost. Pkt (2g, 20 seeds)

Product Description Four O'Clocks - Bella di Notte. Pretty mix of bell-shaped flowers which open in the evening. Very fragrant. Two feet tall. Space 9". Direct seed or transplant. They begin to bloom in mid summer. You can dig the tuberous roots, store inside over the winter and plant outside the next year.

If you're expecting rain within a week or so of sowing your wildflower seed, there is no need to water. But, if you live in a dry area or can't count on rain, mist the wildflower seed growing area with a hose or gentle sprinkler. Keep the seed bed moist until the little plants are established or rain is falling on its own without help from your garden hose! Germination times are unique to each variety with some appearing in as little as a week and others taking many...

If you're expecting rain within a week or so of sowing your wildflower seed, there is no need to water. But, if you live in a dry area or can't count on rain, mist the wildflower seed growing area with a hose or gentle sprinkler. Keep the seed bed moist until the little plants are established or rain is falling on its own without help from your garden hose! Germination times are unique to each variety with some appearing in as little as a week and others taking many...