Datura wrightii (Sacred Datura, Moonflower)
Datura wrightii is a striking night-blooming perennial native to the American Southwest and Mexico. With its large, trumpet-shaped white flowers—often tinged with lilac—and broad, velvety gray-green leaves, it creates a dramatic presence in any garden. The blooms unfurl at dusk and release a heady fragrance that attracts nocturnal pollinators like hawk moths.
Often cultivated for its otherworldly beauty and historical significance, Datura wrightii is both drought-tolerant and resilient, thriving in well-drained soil and full sun. In colder climates, it can be grown as an annual or overwintered in containers.
This plant holds a deep cultural legacy and has been used ceremonially by Indigenous peoples, though modern cultivation is strictly ornamental.
Warning: All parts of this plant are extremely toxic if ingested. Keep away from children and pets.
For ornamental and horticultural purposes only. Not intended for consumption or medicinal use.
Ships in 4in. pots
Datura wrightii (Sacred Datura, Moonflower)
Datura wrightii is a striking night-blooming perennial native to the American Southwest and Mexico. With its large, trumpet-shaped white flowers—often tinged with lilac—and broad, velvety gray-green leaves, it creates a dramatic presence in any garden. The blooms unfurl at dusk and release a heady fragrance that attracts nocturnal pollinators like hawk moths.
Often cultivated for its otherworldly beauty and historical significance, Datura wrightii is both drought-tolerant and resilient, thriving in well-drained soil and full sun. In colder climates, it can be grown as an annual or overwintered in containers.
This plant holds a deep cultural legacy and has been used ceremonially by Indigenous peoples, though modern cultivation is strictly ornamental.
Warning: All parts of this plant are extremely toxic if ingested. Keep away from children and pets.
For ornamental and horticultural purposes only. Not intended for consumption or medicinal use.
Ships in 4in. pots