Brugmansias

(Angel Trumpets)

Quantities are very limited- in most case I have only 1 plant of each variety.
Our plants are in 2-3 gallon pots and are between 1 and 5 ft tall.
These cannot be shipped.

Name	Photo	Description	Qty Avail	Price
Ambrosia		White flowers and green leaves	1	$15
Apricot Smoothie			1	$15
Autumn Treasure			1	$15
Axel Rose		'Axelrose' is a fast growing, free blooming plant. The blooms are medium sized and fragrant. They measure 6-7 inches across the face. Leaves are dark green with lighter green variegation.  The plant itself is medium sized, growing to around eight feet if planted in the soil.	2	$20
Chrissy	Click for photo		1	$15
Cotton Candy	Click for photo another photo	Pink flowers, blooms all summer	1	$15
Cuba	Click for photo	Coral/apricot flowers.  Blooms all summer	1	$15
Ecuador Pink		Having the deepest tones within this color grouping, ‘Ecuador Pink’ remains one of the most popular Brugmansias. Spectacular blooms begin in the spring and continue throughout the fall. Its long, pink trumpets turn their fluted edges up after dark, exuding a potent fragrance and a mysterious quality all at once.		$15
Isabella	Click for photo	Soft pink with a dark pink skirt edging, will grow to 5' by the middle of the summer. It should produce many 8'-10' blossoms throughtout the summer. Every 5 of 6 weeks they seem to produce another flush of blossoms. Plant in full sun with afternoon sun protection in the warmer areas.	1	$15
Kurpark Bad Salzschlirf	Click for photo another photo	Very pretty, fragrant but not overwhelming, very good bloomer.	1	$15
Marrabeck		I can't find any info on this, the plant I have may be a typo, it could be 'Marrakesch'	1	$15
Milk N Honey		Creamy white with pastel gold edges.	1	$15
Naughty Nick	Click for photo	Flower color: Coral/Apricot to Gold (Yellow-Orange).  Blooms repeatedly	2	$20
Peaches and Cream		Variegated white and green foliage.  Coral/apricot flowers.	2	$20
Pink Beauty		Flowers range from pink to rose to mauve. Blooms all summer.	1	$15
Serendipity		Nice, large pink flowered plants that hold up well in heat and humidity. The plant can grow to a large size and it's glossy green leaves aren't bothered very much by insects. This is one of the top pinks in the US, and it is a real beauty with nice evening fragrance.	1	$15
Super Nova		The largest of large, this fragrant hybrid has some of the largest blooms we've ever seen. Flowers reach up to 10+" across and over 18" in length. Try growing this beauty in your outdoor summer garden and prepare to be amazed at the attention "Super Nova" evokes. Not only does it boast nighttime fragrance but its size brings commanding attention. It's a rapid grower and easy to bring into flower.	sold out	$15
Temple Goddess		Pure white.  Others have reported tinges of pink or tan.	1	$15

Brugmansias, or Angel Trumpets, are large, fast growing shrubs that originated in Central and South America.  In Florida they can grow over 12 feet tall, but here in Tennessee they'll be much shorter.

If given good soil, fertilizer, and adequate water, they will reward you with many blooms summer through fall.  Most Angel Trumpets like strong morning sun and some afternoon shade.  They droop quickly if they get too dry, but will spring back quickly once watered.

Angel Trumpets are in the same family as tomatoes, and they are subject to the same pests and diseases.  Watch out for hornworms and aphids.  All parts of the plant are poisonous.

Some people cut theirs low to the ground in the fall and mulch heavily.  Most Brugmansias stop growing at about 45°, so the plants can be stored in a cool cellar or warm-ish garage without much sun.  The best time to move your "Brug" inside is when the outside temperature matches the temperature where the plant will be stored- if stored in a warm location, move it in when the weather is still warm, if stored in a cool location, wait until outside temperatures are cool as well.

I've grown many of these over the years, we grew them to 8 ft in WI.  Still, I only grow them for fun, and don't consider myself an expert on them.