11 flowers that bloom at night

What are the most beautiful flowers in the world?

The answer to this question can be found on most-beauty.ru where they collected the most beautiful flowers in the world.

But not all flowers can be enjoyed during the day. Some flowers show their beauty at night, and we are afraid that you may lose sleep because of this.

See some of the most stunning night blooming flowers.

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1. Ipomoea white.

If you hurry, you will see this flower bloom right before your eyes. This is because they open in just a few minutes at the end of the day, giving you a great view.

2. Oslinnik biennial.

The name of this flower originally means "first rose" of the year, although it is not from the rose family. This is because it is often a sign of early spring, as it blooms in the first months of the year.

3. Smolyovka drooping or Nottingham catchfly.

This flower got its name because it was originally found growing on the walls of the historic Nottingham Castle in England.

4. Gardenia jasmine.

This flower is part of the large jasmine flower family and is the national flower of Indonesia and the Philippines.

5. Zaluzianskaya.

This flower is also known as Midnight Candy.

6. Epidendrum nocturnal.

There are over 25,000 species of orchids in the world, and more and more are being discovered every year. Unfortunately, this orchid in particular is endangered and listed in the Red Book in Florida.

7. Tuberose.

These flowers are not only beautiful, but you can also eat parts of them, as they are often used in vegetable soups.

8. Winged tobacco.

Their fragrance attracts both hummingbirds and giant moths.

9. Berlandiera lyre.

These flowers – for their chocolate scent are perfect for all chocolate lovers. This also means that they can attract many visitors such as butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.

10. Echinopsis Erie.

The plant is known for its strong fragrance and beautiful flowers.

11. Chubushnik.

These flowers have a mild citrus scent that attracts butterflies and insects. In 1931, it was made the state flower of Idaho.