New York, NY: William Morrow and Company
Visual Description: Color, Texture & Logo / Backdrop Color & Tone: The composition draws on a rich, warm palette evocative of a classic cigar lounge deep ambers, mahogany, and charcoal tones dominate, echoing the dark, smoky depth of aged bourbon and the earthy, robust wrapper of the cigar
Facts Native to South America but widespread in North America, long-flowered tobacco is so named for its very long, narrow, pinkish flowers that exude a sweet smell at night (probably attracting long-tongued moths)
Main Tobacco Role: wrapper Main Tobacco Role: filler Typical Use: cigar Suckering Tendency: Low Plant Size (Height): 96 Days to Maturity: 75 Lifespan: Annual Sun Requirements: Partial Shade Best sowing Method: Start Indoors Genetic Classification: Open Pollinated Main Tobacco Role: filler Typical Use: cigar Suckering Tendency: Low Plant Size (Height): 96 Days to Maturity: 75 Lifespan: Annual Sun Requirements: Partial Shade Best sowing Method: Start Indoors Genetic Classification: Open Pollinated Tobacco plants are very interesting, ornamental, and have many uses apart from consumption
