Moonflowers
Moonflowers are a type of nocturnal flowering plants known for their large, white, trumpet-shaped blooms that open at night and close during the day. These fragrant flowers are often found in tropical and subtropical regions and are known for their fast-growing vines that can quickly cover trellises or fences. Moonflowers are part of the Ipomoea genus and are popular among gardeners for their beauty and unique blooming habits.