moonflower
/ˈmunˌflaʊər/
noun
- A plant with large, white, fragrant flowers that open at night and close during the day.
- We planted moonflowers along the fence to enjoy their evening blooms.
- Moonflowers attract moths and other night pollinators.
- The moonflower's scent filled the garden after sunset.
- Any of several plants with flowers that open at night, especially in the morning glory family.
- Gardeners often grow moonflowers for their dramatic nighttime display.
- The tropical moonflower is a fast-growing vine.
- Some moonflower species are native to the Americas.