Thursday, September 07, 2006
Moonflowers
Moonflowers only bloom at night and have a heavy, sweet smell as if the moonflowers were a field of blossoms instead of only one or two. If the smell is intoxicating to humans, what must it be like for bees?
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Hello. i wonder if this flower can live in norway. I cant find fom info about it so i asking you if thats okey that this moonflower leave here in norway i love the moon so i rely want to get this moonflower and how much water do this flowers need i need all the info i need on them it will help if you want to help whit the info :)
Hello Tobias,
Check this Internet site. It has all you need to know about moonflowers.http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/893/
It appears they grow in colder places than Virginia where I live. They do not bloom here until late summer. So if I lived farther north, I would start them inside. The seeds are tough and have to be cracked to sprout the seeds. See comments on this site. Good luck, the flowers are worth the effort.
Phyllis
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Check this Internet site. It has all you need to know about moonflowers.http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/893/
It appears they grow in colder places than Virginia where I live. They do not bloom here until late summer. So if I lived farther north, I would start them inside. The seeds are tough and have to be cracked to sprout the seeds. See comments on this site. Good luck, the flowers are worth the effort.
Phyllis
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