Other common names
Indian tobacco
A species of wild, bushy, sprawling annual to around 1m in height, possibly more in favourable conditions, with long, sticky and hairy green leaves, the lower ones of which appear on short stalks, and the upper ones being attached to the stems. Clusters of white, green or purple-tinged flared flowers, star shaped at the end, become most fragrant in the evening and are followed by brown seed pods. Flowers from July through until September, or until the first frosts
Position
Soil Types
Max Height
0.5-1 metres
Max Spread
0.1-0.5 metres