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Four O’Clock’s, so named because they typically bloom late in the afternoon, are among the most colorful, fragrant, and robust of all flowers that can be grown from seed.
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They’re very versatile too, as the seeds of the 4 O’Clock plant can be sown directly into the soil or into pots.
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Four O'Clock's do best in Full Sun, and can tolerate Partial Shade, but may grow spindly.
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They thrive in rich, well-draining, and loamy soil that tests as neutral to slightly acidic in pH.
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Drought tolerant once the plant is established
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When the plant is still early in it's growth, pinch back the main shoot to encourage branching.
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Non-GMO, organically grown outdoors with open pollination.
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Seeds secured from gorgeous vibrant Fuchsia 4 o’clock flowers in our gardens.
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Great for pollinators - the perfect companion for your vegetable garden
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Attract butterflies to your garden
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Life Cycle: 100% Annual (Plants will die back after frost, but return in the subsequent Spring!)
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Light Requirement: Full Sun, can tolerate Partial Shade
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Planting Season: Spring
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Blooms: Plant Four O’Clock seeds in the spring for late summer/early fall bloom
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Plant Height: 25+ inches
SOWING
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Direct Sow. Sow the seeds in average soil in full sun after danger of frost.
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You could soak your Four O'Clock seeds overnight the day before planting for a jumpstart.
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Sow seeds about 12 inches apart and cover with ¼ inch of fine soil. Once seedlings emerge, observe health and thin to 2 feet apart.