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Moon Lilies open up at night time.

Named for the pale glow of their flowers, moon lilies (Datura wrightii) stand out among other native wildflowers. They come from the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, and work well as a low-maintenance native landscaping plants. The delicate beauty of their flowers belies the plant's extreme toxicity, which can make it a liability in yards where children and pets play.

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Moon lilies look similar to other members of the Datura genus, including their white, trumpet-shaped flowers and large, dull green leaves. At 2 to 3 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide, their low and sprawling shape sets them apart from shrubbier species and makes them unsuitable for smaller gardens. Their flowers emerge from midspring until fall, opening at dusk and lasting until noon the following day. Once the flowers fade, they are replaced by round, spiny fruits that lend the plant another common name: thorn apple. One unfortunate physical characteristic of the moon lily is its highly unpleasant smell, which is emitted whenever the leaves, stems or flowers are disturbed.