How to Grow and Care for Drumstick flower

Midnight candy is a captivating plant. With its delicate, star-shaped flowers that open at twilight, it is a sight to behold. What sets it apart is its unique ability to release a floral fragrance in the evening, attracting nocturnal insects and moths. This makes it a perfect addition to moonlit gardens, creating a magical ambiance. Additionally, midnight candy has a rich cultural history, being used traditionally for its medicinal properties. Its small size and low maintenance make it a versatile choice for gardens and containers alike.

Zaluzianskya pulvinata is a low-growing perennial with a cushion-like form, hence its 'pulvinata' designation alluding to a small pillow. Its most striking trait is the fragrant flowers that bloom at night, unfurling under the cloak of darkness to reveal a starry white brilliance against contrasting dark green foliage. This nocturnal display, aided by the velvety leaves, suits its native habitat's arid conditions by conserving water during the day and attracting nighttime pollinators.

Zaluzianskya maritima is a coastal species known for its resilience to salty sea breezes and sandy soils. This plant showcases a low, spreading habit with soft, silvery-green foliage. Its white flowers bloom at night, releasing a sweet fragrance that fills the air, adapted to attract nocturnal pollinators. Zaluzianskya maritima integrates seamlessly into rock gardens or borders, offering year-round visual interest and olfactory delight.

With its delicate, trumpet-shaped white flowers, mini drumsticks captivates during the evening when its blooms unfurl, releasing a sweet fragrance to attract nocturnal pollinators. This low-growing perennial thrives in rocky soils, its resilient, green foliage forming a tight rosette that conserves moisture and withstands the challenges of its native alpine environments.

Zaluzianskya microsiphon is a captivating, low-growing perennial with petite tubular flowers that reveal a subtle, sweet fragrance in the evening. Its leaves are small and oblong, forming a delicate basal rosette. This plant thrives in well-drained soils and benefits from the full sun to partial shade, where its blooms can attract nocturnal pollinators. Zaluzianskya microsiphon's compact size and unique night-blooming habit make it a charming addition to rock gardens or borders.