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Four O’ Clocks

The possibility of attracting humming birds to your garden will increase when you plant our featured flower of the month, Four O’ Clocks.  Mirabilis is an annual plant that produces fragrant trumpet shaped flowers that open in the late afternoon.  Four O’ Clocks are full sun, drought tolerant and come in a variety of colors.  Mirabilis is unique because it is one of only a few plants capable of thriving in poor, dry soil conditions.  I plant Four O’ Clocks in early spring for plants that spread out up 16 inches and reach heights of 30 inches or more.  Cheers

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