Description
New! (Nicotiana alata) Jasmine-scented ornamental tobaccos have been beloved in gardens since Victorian times. Five-petaled trumpets of snowy white arise over a long season, atop 3-to 5-foot stems. Flowers open in late afternoon and exude the most intoxicating of floral aromas until the following dawn. Draws and feeds the usual range of pollinators, including hummingbirds, with one notable addition: the hawk moth, which frequents the fragrant blooms toward sunset and throughout the night. A magnificent addition to fragrance-gardens, or white-flowered moonlight gardens of summer. ~15,000 seeds/gm Pkt (~300 seeds, plants 15′, more from transplants.)
