Backyard Birding for Kids Gift and sand—this flower does best

and sand—this flower does best in consistently moist conditions

Medium moisture is ideal although it has some drought tolerance once the plant is established

Moonflowers are pollinated by moths and other nocturnal pollinators due to their evening and nocturnal blooms

The Navajo made dye from Sugarberry’s leaves and branches

Leaves: Olive-green leaves that smell like anise when crushed

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