Glorious Brugmansia Week......

These are fantastic, to have perfume too is every gardeners dream come true. No doubt part of the joy is in the anticipation.

Stunning blooms Maureen well done you enjoy the smell and beauty while it lasts.

Great blog, You really have done a great job in showing its emegence and final display.

Thats beautiful, I never seem able to keep mine, or even get it to blooming stage. Well done, looks good

Its lovely Milky........

i just love them...they are worth the wait Milky...

Wow wonderful Milky well done .: > )

Stunning flowers!! Well done :o)

Ooooh! So large and stunning, fragranced too. Well done:o)

I have never seen these before..They look really good...

stunning Milky..well done

stunning maureen , you have chosen just the right top to go with your wonderful plant ;o)) great pics to ;o))

Beautiful color! I remember the first time my white one bloomed, I didnt know what to expect as I had no idea what it looked like my neighbour just told me they were called angel wings. When they first got buds I waited for them to open but then THAT started to grow something from the bottom & then finally the flower!
Yours look almost like a 'double' flower, esp the one in your hand.

Congratulations Milky...these are stunning !

What beautiful plants Maureen they look so exotic!

Congratulations that is one beautiful looking plant,how old is the plant.
I have two Angels Trumpets, the flowers only last one day.
Ounce's More Congratulations Maureen well done.

This is 3 years old now, and its doing better every year...Thankyou all so much for the lovely comments...

what a beauty :-))

Hi Milky, do you keep your inside at all times.
Both mine are outside,and it's my first year of growing when is the best time to bring them in for the winter, do i need to cut them down in any way.
I will be putting them in a small greenhouse to over winter them.
Thanks for any advice.
Good Luck And Happy Gardeing .

Catweisel.

c\rweisel, this is outside at the moment, well sort of its under our lean~to. It will be cut down and put in my greenhouse for the winter, probably end of September /early October before the nights get really chilly. Good Luck with yours....

Hi Milky
Thanks for the advices ,about my (Devils Trumpets) Datura. I bid not know that Datura are a different Genus. To( Angels Trumpets) Brugmansia. A old friend, told me that he a read it some were, Datura point up From Hell, and Brugmansia point down from Heaven.How far do cut it down . Thank you ever so much for the advices.

Good Luck And Happy Gardening.

Catweisel

Catweisel...I usually cat mine back as far as I can, Like you would anything else, above a joint, so that its ready to sprout again next season.....Do it about an inch above the joint as the stems are so fat that they sink intio themselves a little, so allow for that. Hope this helps...

Fantastic blooms. I've neve seen this before either and I would love to smell it's scent.Oh and you looked equally blooming too...

Ha ...Thanks Breda.....Its as tall this year but as yet I havent any flower buds on it...They prefer the cooler weather to bloom....so hopefully soon....lol