I have lots of fuschia ones. If you want some, email me. I do not have problems with bugs at all. They are a joy to have! They can get invasive if you do not collect the seeds.

Would love to have some seeds. Am e-mailing you about it. Thanks a lot. Where I am planning to plant them, invasive would be a virtue. Still, I'll collect the seeds and sow them where I want the invasion.

i have some that i allow to grow along a property line that is a semi-wild area. the beetles don't bother them but flock to the nearby roses instead. ;-)
they certainly can be aggressive spreaders and the tubers get huge over time. i have found they will even grow into the woods a bit until it gets to be too shady for them.
the ones i have are all white and smell very nice.

I have a lot of yellow ones that seeded themselves from just one plant. They are probably the only plant in my garden that does not get bugs. You will love them. I did not save seeds, but I will have some again next season and will send you some if you like.

I wish I had seen this because I could have brought you a bunch of the yellow. I hate them but my daughter loves them. They were ploting the death of my other plants. However if you have a patch that you would not mind being overgrown they are great.

Thanks, zasha. Thanks, reyneda. Vginger is mailing me some seeds. If I understand four o'clocks correctly, a few seeds go a long way. I appreciate your offers. Maybe someone else will want to take you up on it. It's a true passalong plant, and I'm glad I'm getting mine as passalongs. So good to know generous gardeners.

Aren't 4 o'clocks poisonous to jap beetles???

I actually picked up one at the plant trade, does anyone know what color this one is? And is it okay to plant them near roses then? That was where I was going to plant them, full sun until afternoon then shade. Otherwise they will have to go where it is only partial sun but hot afternoon sun.