Night blooming plants are species that open their flowers during the evening or night. This adaptation allows them to attract specific pollinators, such as moths and bats, that are active after sunset. Examples of night blooming plants include moonflowers, evening primrose, and night-blooming jasmine. These plants often have fragrant blooms that release their scent in the cooler evening air, enhancing their appeal to nocturnal pollinators. Night blooming plants can be found in various habitats, from tropical regions to temperate gardens, and they add unique beauty and fragrance to nighttime landscapes.