One of our favorites, it grows 3 to 5 feet tall and requires
almost no care or maintanance. The flowers are a double purple
with a white center and are trumpet shaped with edges that roll
back and form tendrils. The flowers are very fragrant and are
strongest in evening. Blooms repeatedly in the summer time.
W109 Double Purity Datura
( Datura metal )
Large trumpet-shaped double pure white blooms. Does best as a
container plant. Full sun, partial shade; plant height: can
reach 5 feet tall in rich soil and full sun. Loads of
flowers.
Brugmansia
W102 Red Tree Brugmansia ( Brugmansia sanguinea )
We finally have fresh seeds for these again! From the Andes comes this very small shrubby tree with large
pendulous flowers to 10" length. Flowers are tubular, and bright red at the mouth fading to yellow at the base. Long ovate leaves to 10". Extremely popular. For tropical greenhouses or zones 8b and higher outside.
FA74 Orange Glory ( Brugmansia aurea )
A delightful new colored plant available from seed, with soft, satiny gold to orange
hued trumpet flowers on vigorous, fast growing brugmansia plants.
TCB041 Golden Angels Trumpet ( Brugmansia sanguinea 'Aurea' )
Brugmansia aurea is a popular ornamental and is widely cultivated. It is sold and grown as a garden plant, described as a large evergreen subtropical shrub capable of growing to 20 feet in height, but will grow smaller in tubs and large containers. The large, pendent, trumpet-shaped yellow or white blooms appear in summer and autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. The pleasant fragrance is strongest in the evening.
A large, fast growing brugsmansia with soft branches, large and soft furry leaves, and scentless, long, trumpet-shaped, golden yellow flowers. Originally native to high altitudes in the Andes between 6600 and 9800 ft. from Colombia to Bolivia. It adds a touch of tropical allure with its radiant flowers and alluring aroma. Zones 8b-11 or can be grown in tubs and brought inside during winter.
2293 Brugmansia suaveolens
This is the old world type white flowered B. suaveolens, not
the pink hybrids you see so much of today. Wonderfully robust
plants that are covered in huge blooms ( slightly fragrant in
our area ) spring through summer.
SF329 Pumpkin Yellow Brugmansia ( Brugmansia sp. )
This is a delightul brugmansia with a unique color. Soft pumpkin yellow blooms simply cover this plant as it matures. It is easy to grow in containers or in the garden. If you are growing it in a cold zone outside, simply cut a few stalk ( about 30 inches ) pieces before the last freeze, put them in a five gallon bucket of water and store in
an area that does not freeze, they will root over the winter, providing you with fresh planting material in spring.
FA77 Brugmansia Arborea
Arborea is unusual in that it is one of the few brugmansia
cultivars which are self fertile. Flower shape differs from
other brugs and color is always either white or cream. The
leaves are slightly pubescent and have a distinctive color and
shape. Arborea prefers cooler temperatures and grows,and blooms
in late fall,winter and early spring.
Brugmansia arborea is a very robust and somewhat drought
tolerant variety. Green, velvety, trumpet-shaped leaves and
beautiful creamy white 4 ½ -6 ½” long fragrant
flowers are produced continually. Native of Ecuador and
Northern Chile. Sow seed at 61° F in standard potting mix,
water freely during growing season and moderately during winter
months, but don’t let dry out. Feed every 3 to 4
weeks.