I have what has been told to me, a large moonflower, that just appeared in our garden. But, when I look it up, it states it is a vine, and this is a large plant. Secondly, it has spindly seed pods, which right now are green and soft. The flower looks like all the plants I have found, it is just different in the two ways mentioned. I cannot send a picture, as I unfortunately need one of my grandchildren here to show me how. Thanks
Moonflower
Aloha kgerla2, glad you dropped by!
I believe quite a few plants are known as "moonflower", but I wonder if it could be a Datura? They sure have spiney seed pods...Try a plant search under the Genus "Datura" (sorry I have no idea how to link you to it). There are some great pictures there which may help you id yours.
Jenn
i have a plant we call a moonflower its in the brugmansia family. hope it helps!
Isaac
Here is a link to Daturas
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/search.php?q=datura&Search=Search+PlantFiles
They bloom in the evening and close up early morning, most are fragrant, and produce spiny seed pods.