While day gardens sleep, night gardens awaken. Moonlit blooms offer fragrance, form, and pollinator theater unseen by sunlight.
Cluster near patios, windows, paths. Include pale/white flowers (reflect moonlight) and silver foliage. Add subtle lighting for safety without washing out the natural glow.
Plant a night garden. The moon will thank you.
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