Four-Hour Seeds

Four-Hours seeds, also known as "Mirabilis jalapa", are flowering perennial plants native to tropical regions of South America. These plants get their name because they typically bloom in the late afternoon and early evening, but also because the flowers usually last about four hours before fading.

Quatre-Heures seeds produce attractive plants with rapid growth and abundant flowering. The flowers come in a variety of vibrant colors, including red, pink, yellow and white. The leaves are generally green and oval, adding a pleasant texture to the garden.

These plants are relatively easy to grow from seed. Seeds can be sown directly in the ground after the last frost, or started indoors a few weeks before transplanting outdoors. Quatre-Heures prefer well-drained soil and a sunny to partial shade exposure.

Once established, Quatre-Heures plants require little maintenance. They are disease resistant and drought tolerant, making them ideal choices for beginning gardeners or low-maintenance gardens. Regular watering is necessary during periods of drought to encourage continued flowering.

Quatre-Heures flowers are not only beautiful, but they also attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden, adding a touch of life and movement. They can be used as border plants, in flower beds or even in pots on a patio or balcony.

In summary, Quatre-Heures seeds offer gardeners an attractive, easy-to-grow option for adding color and life to their garden. Their rapid growth, abundant flowering and low maintenance make them a popular choice for any type of garden.

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