Brugmansia 'Peach' - Peach Colored Angel's Trumpet

That is amazing!!!!!
That must be what, eight metres? That means that the blooms are pretty huge too.
Thanks for this photo.

Meanie,

Yes, it's about 25 feet / 7.6 meters tall. The trunk is very thick also...maybe 10+ inches/ 25+cm in diameter.

We're having the coolest spring ever recorded in many California cities this year...Angel's Trumpets love cooler temps...and they bloom really well in this cooler weather. We haven't had temps this spring more than 95 degrees F / 35 degrees C....this is very unusual for inland San Diego.

What a fantastic display ...:o))))

Mushybanna:

Many of the Angel's trumpets shrubs are blooming so beautifully in our cooler than normal spring weather.

I know what you mean that long hot summer ,after the long cold winter , that we deserve, doesn't seam to be happening....... :o((((

Mushybanna:

I do hope you get some hot weather you deserve!

Today, it was 80 degrees F/ 27 degrees C. still a little below normal...however, it feels good. The rest of the week it's finally going to be warm maybe up to 88 degrees F. / 31 degrees C. by Tuesday or Wednesday.

20 degrees here in Wales today..very nice thank you.....
that is just an amazing plant.....thanks for the pic...

Sandra:

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the pic! : > )

20 degrees C. / 68 degrees F. is our normal average high for January. lol. : > )
It's very good gardening weather though.

Margurite:

Thanks! I think when Angel's Trumps get old...they tend to be naturally shaped like an umbrella.

My goodness this is stunning what a size Andy thanks for showing me.

I thought you might like this photo. :>)

I certainly do I love it oh to have one here but the frost would kill them.

Sixpence:

Yes, they're native to the highland tropics...they tolerate cool temps but not cold or frost without major damage or death.

wow! Is that trained to single trunk? I might try that..the multitrunk thing can be a mess..but i thought the trunks were short lived..so let them sucker.

No the trunks are not short-lived. After they bloom they should be cut back a bit.