Four O’Clock flower bulbs in bloom showing pink, yellow, and white summer flowers growing in a garden border for school, church, and scout bulb fundraisers
Four O’Clock flower bulbs with pink and yellow blooms growing in a garden bed for summer color and school, church, and scout bulb fundraisers
Four O’Clock flower bulb tubers for spring planting used in school, church, and scout bulb easy fundraisers with 50% profit and grow guarantee
Four O’Clock flower bulbs in bloom showing pink, yellow, and white summer flowers growing in a garden border for school, church, and scout bulb fundraisers
Four O’Clock flower bulbs with pink and yellow blooms growing in a garden bed for summer color and school, church, and scout bulb fundraisers
Four O’Clock flower bulb tubers for spring planting used in school, church, and scout bulb easy fundraisers with 50% profit and grow guarantee

F – Four O’Clock Flower Bulbs

Four O’Clock (Mirabilis jalapa) is a fragrant spring-planted tuberous root known for its trumpet-shaped flowers in mixed colors of red, pink, yellow, white, and bi-colors that open in late afternoon and evening, filling gardens with sweet perfume. Throughout summer to fall, these charming blooms appear on bushy plants with lush green foliage.

This heat-loving performer thrives in full sun to partial shade and is well suited for borders, hedges, and evening gardens. Its drought tolerance, easy care, and ability to self-sow make it a favorite choice for home gardeners and fundraising programs alike.

$15.00

Botanical Name: Mirabilis jalapa (mixed)
Underground Structure: Tuber
Number Included: 3
Planting Season: Spring
Blooming Season: Summer
Hardiness Zone: 7 to 11
Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Mature Plant Height: 36-48 inches
Deer Resistant: Yes
Other Characteristics: Fragrant; attracts hummingbirds and pollinators.

Plant Description
Bushy plants with fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers that open in late afternoon in mixed colors.

Planting Instructions
Plant tubers 1-2 in deep and 12-18 in apart after danger of frost; water regularly until established, then moderately.