Mirabilis, Four-O-Clock

I am trying to gather seeds of unusual 4 o'clocks. If anyone has any I will do a trade or purchase.I especially want Mirabilis macfarlan...Read Moreei and multiflora. I would also like to see pictures and hear of any experiences with 4 o'clocks. Thanks!!

I have always wanted a flower bed of different varieties of the Four 0'Clock plant. While some may not be suitable for my area, I would s...Read Moretill love to give them a try! There were my Mom's favorite. She grew them for most of my life. Wishing I had some of her seed! :-) Sort of a "Memory Garden" for Mama. I have tried many sources online and just can not find these for sale, let alone trade. Someone has GOT to know a way for me to find these! Ideas? Referrals? Anything? Please? :-)

Winged Four O'Clock (Mirabilis alipes)

Hairy-Tuft Four O'Clock (Mirabilis comata)

Broadleaf Four O'Clock (Mirabilis decipiens)

Giant Four O'Clock (Mirabilis gigantea)

Flat-Top Four O'Clock (Mirabilis glabrifolia)

Bashful Four O'Clock (Mirabilis pudica)

Macfarlane's Four O'Clock (Mirabilis macfarlanei)

I think that is all. Just the impossible for me, I tell ya! lol

Also interest in any other of these that you might of knowledge of how to obtain.

M. Viscosa flowers are about 1/4 of the size of M. Jalapa and flower in the morning, from sunrise to about 11 am. during this time, the ...Read Moreintense magenta flowers do give a nice contrast to the slightly greyish heart shaped foliage. unfortunately, they do look rather weedy for the rest of the day.