Moths and Moonflowers: The garden that wakes when you sleep

Edwin Marsh

Most gardens go quiet at dusk, but a few come alive. This is a look at the shift that happens after sunset: the pale flowers that open only for darkness, the moths and other creatures that keep the pollination going while the world sleeps, and the quiet logic behind scent replacing color as the garden's main signal. A gentle case for staying outside past dark, and paying attention.