Different Colored Flowers on Same plant 4 O'Clock Garden Landscape James Plosko Four

4 O'clocks can make different colored flowers on one plant. Four o'clock plants are bushy blooming perennials in warm climates that are native to South America (they are also known as 'Marvel of Peru').
These tuberous-rooted plants that grow 2-3 ft. tall and wide or more. They get their common name because of the way they bloom. The flowers have a lemon scent and open in the late afternoon, typically around 4 p.m. or so, and then remain open until the next morning.
This is a fast-growing plant that often sprawls in the garden and thrives in full sun.
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Keep consistently moist
Thrives in full sun
Hardy in zones 7-11
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