Select Seeds Night Flight Tobacco

No. All parts of the 'Select Night Flight' tobacco plant are poisonous if ingested, so it is best to plant them in areas where pets and children are unlikely to graze or play.

These plants are versatile and will thrive in either full sun or partial shade. However, ensure they are planted in rich, moist soil to support their tall, 5-to-6-foot growth habit.

These are nocturnal bloomers, meaning their flowers typically remain closed during the day and open as evening approaches. They are specifically bred to release their fragrance and reveal their vibrant colors when the sun goes down.

Because they grow quite tall—reaching up to 6 feet—and spread about 2.5 feet wide, you should provide ample vertical space. They work best as a backdrop or a structural element in a garden bed.

Yes, regular deadheading is key. Removing the spent blooms throughout the summer will encourage the plant to direct its energy into producing new flowers rather than seeds.

Yes, the foliage is generally avoided by deer, making these a good choice if you are gardening in an area with high deer pressure. However, they are highly attractive to pollinators like hummingbirds, bees, and hawk moths.