Nonfiction. Original field notes on night-blooming flora, attention, and the hours most people sleep through.

The Night Botanist walks after the last train: moonflower, evening primrose, cereus, tobacco, jasmine, brugmansia, and the moths that keep their appointments in the dark. Fourteen chapters — part natural history, part notebook of looking — on how to name what you can barely see, and why some knowledge only arrives when the day has given up.

A complete book for readers who like science written as if it still has a pulse.

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