Four O'Clocks

This “Marvel of Peru” took Europe by storm in the 1500s when seeds were brought back from S. America. Thomas Jefferson included four o’clocks, or “Afternoon Ladies”, in his gardens at Monticello. One of the most commonly grown flowers of the 1800s, the pretty trumpet shaped blooms open in the late afternoon and release a light fragrance. Loved by bees and hummingbirds. Seeds should be planted in warm conditions.

Mixed Colors Four O'Clocks

(Mirabilis jalapa) Pretty mix of bright colors. Most/full sun. Annual. 2 feet. 20+ seeds

Pure White Four O'Clocks

(Mirabilis jalapa) Pure White Four O'Clocks - pretty in the evening! 2 feet. Most to full sun. Tender perennial (grow as an annual). 20+ seeds.

Pure Yellow Four O'Clocks

(Mirabilis jalapa) Pure yellow four o'clocks. Most/full sun. Annual. 2 feet. 20+ seeds

Pure Pink Four O'Clocks

(Mirabilis jalapa) Pretty in pure pink! Most/full sun. Annual. 2 feet. 20+ seeds

Pure Red Four O'Clocks

(Mirabilis jalapa) Red blooms contrast nicely with the green foliage. Most/full sun. Annual. 2 feet. 20+ seeds