Many consider this flower a wildflower. The plants have slender leafy, hairy branched stems, often purple-tinged. The lance shaped leaves are 2-3 in. long and progress singly (alternate) up the stem. As the name suggests, the flowers open wide at twilight and close by noon. The saucer shaped, canary-yellow, four-petaled flowers are up to 2 in. across and have a lemon-scented fragrance. The plant takes 2 years to complete its life cycle, with basal leaves becoming established the first year, and flowering occurring the second. It is considered to have a wide array of medicinal uses from relieving headaches, inducing labor, curing baldness, weight loss, upset stomach, hemorrhoids, treat bruises and as a treatment for laziness. Ideal for beds and borders.

• Net Weight – 280 Mg
• Bloom Color – Yellow
• Zone – 3-9
• Germination Time – 21-28 Days
• Blooming Season – Summer
• Maximum Height – 16-24in
• Plant Spread – 8-24in
• Blossom Size – 1-2in
• Exposure/Light Requirement – Full Sun