Eden Brothers Four O'Clock Seeds

They are technically tender perennials. While they will return year after year in warmer climates (USDA zones 9-10), they are typically grown as annuals in cooler regions where they cannot survive the winter frost.

Yes, the name comes from their unique habit of opening their fragrant, trumpet-shaped blooms in the late afternoon or early evening. They often stay open throughout the night and close again in the morning.

Absolutely. Four O'Clocks are container-friendly and perform well in pots, provided you choose a container with good drainage. Because they grow to about 24 inches tall, ensure your pot is large enough to support their branching, upright habit.

Yes, they are excellent for attracting pollinators. Their fragrant, nectar-rich blooms are particularly appealing to hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, making them a great choice for supporting local wildlife.

They are very low-maintenance. Once established, they are drought-tolerant and adaptable to poor soil conditions, making them an ideal choice for beginner gardeners or areas of the garden that don't receive constant attention.

Yes, Four O'Clocks have a natural resistance to deer and rabbits, which makes them a reliable option if you have issues with wildlife grazing on your garden beds.