Nicotiana sylvestris—Woodland Flowering Tobacco Seeds

These are classic garden annuals and were one of the first plants I grew from seed when I moved into my house in 2004. Not only do they fill in spaces quickly during the summer, but they're also easy to grow and don't require a great deal of water. They'll also keep blooming from midsummer into fall when other plants are too tired to do so.

Woodland flowering tobacco is fragrant and attracts pollinators in the evening when its flowers release their strong scent. In addition to being nearly drought tolerant, the plants reseed themselves. The seedlings are very easy to handle though.

Nicotiana sylvestris is native to the Andes region in Argentina and Bolivia. It's thought to be a parent plant to Nicotiana tabacum, the plant used for tobacco production.

Germination instructions will be included with your seeds. If you're wondering though, these are very easy to grow. (300 seeds)

Basic Plant Facts:

Nicotiana sylvestris

Grows 4-6' x 18-24"

Likes sun to part shade