Sow True Seed Four O'Clocks Seeds

These flowers have a unique habit of opening in the late afternoon, typically around 4:00 PM, and remain open throughout the night. They are an excellent choice if you want to enjoy your garden during the evening hours.

Four O'Clocks can spread quite aggressively in certain climates. If you are concerned about them taking over your garden beds, growing them in containers is a highly effective way to manage their spread.

Yes, they are very pollinator-friendly. Because they bloom in the evening, they are specifically attractive to night-flying moths and hummingbirds.

Absolutely. They are well-suited for containers, which also helps keep their growth contained. Ensure your pot has good drainage and receives plenty of full sun.

They are technically perennials, meaning they can return year after year in warmer climates. In colder regions, they may be treated as annuals or you can dig up and store the tubers over the winter.

You should space your seeds about 15.24 centimeters apart. Since the plants can reach a mature height of up to 48 inches and a spread of 36 inches, giving them this initial room helps ensure healthy airflow and growth.