Description
🎉 Birthday Month at Bloom & Branch — Every order includes a thoughtfully chosen free gift!
Get ready for a colorful surprise straight from our garden to yours! These open-pollinated Four O’Clock (Mirabilis jalapa) seeds are grown sustainably by real gardeners (hi! 👩🌾👨🌾), surrounded by bees, butterflies, and our love of the wild and weird.
Our two solid-color parent plants (bright yellow 💛 and vivid magenta 💖) live happily together, naturally crossing to create exciting offspring with bi-color blends, speckled petals, and blooming surprises you’ll adore!
🌼 What You’ll Get
✔️ Non-GMO, open-pollinated, untreated seeds
✔️ Parent + hybrid potential: yellow, magenta, or multicolored surprise blooms
✔️ Fragrant evening blossoms that open late afternoon & attract pollinators
✔️ Heat & drought tolerant – thrives in most zones
✔️ Perfect for beginner gardeners & flower enthusiasts alike!
🌱 Seed Pack Options:
–20+ Seeds – $3.95
–50+ Seeds – $7.95 (best for flower beds or sharing with friends!)
🚚 Free Shipping on orders over $35 – Mix and match with our native wildflowers or other oddball beauties!
💡 Why Gardeners Love These Seeds
✔️Nature’s lucky dip! 🌈 Every bloom’s a surprise
✔️Perfect for teaching kids about plant genetics & pollination
✔️Seeds harvested with care using sustainable practices
✔️Grown by real people, not mega-seed warehouses
✔️Easy to grow, hard not to smile when they bloom!
🌱 How to Grow
✔️Sow in well-drained soil after last frost (or start indoors 4–6 weeks early).
✔️Soak seeds overnight for quicker germination.
✔️Plant 1/4″ deep, space 12–18″ apart.
✔️Full sun to part shade, minimal fuss required!
✔️Blooms in mid-to-late summer and reseeds itself year after year.
FAQs
❓Q: Are these genetically modified?
Nope! 100% open-pollinated, non-GMO, and sustainably grown.
❓Q: Will I get only bi-color blooms?
Each plant is a surprise! Expect solid magenta, solid yellow, or magical mixes of speckled and striped combos.
❓Q: Can I save the seeds?
Yes! These heirloom flowers are perfect for seed-saving.
❓: Is this plant native?
Mirabilis jalapa is not native to the U.S., but it’s non-invasive and pollinator-friendly. We balance natives with beloved garden oddballs 🌎🐝
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