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10 Double Bright Yellow Orange Angel Trumpet Seeds
10 Double Bright Yellow Orange Angel Trumpet Seeds - Seed World

10 Double Bright Yellow Orange Angel Trumpet Seeds

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Double Orange Angel Trumpet Seeds, Angel Trumpet Seeds, Brugmansia Seed

Brugmansia is known for its huge, fragrant, pendent flowers and originates from South America. When people first encounter the angel trumpet usually their jaws drop in awe of the exotic 10 inch long flowers and powerful lemon scent.

They are a perennial member of the Solanaceae (Calibrachoa). The foliage is highly poisonous which makes the plants deer-resistant.

Angel's Trumpets are one of Mother Nature's most breathtaking plants. You can almost watch them grow as they rapidly form three-foot-tall bushes. Then the real show begins. Each plant can have dozens, even hundreds, of blossoms at once.

Best of all, they continue blooming all the way through frost! This Yellow variety has extremely large single blossoms that measure up to twenty inches long.
Grows 6-8 feet tall!

Extremely fragrant, especially in the evening. Angel's Trumpets are excellent container plants that make an impressive display for your deck or patio. These tropical beauties thrive in bright sunlight during the dog days of summer; just make sure to give them plenty of water.

Can be brought indoors in the north for use as a houseplant. Hardy in zones 8-11. Blooms from summer to frost shipped potted, fragrant.

  • Botanical Name: Brugmansia
  • Common Name: Angel's trumpet, Brugmansia, the trumpet of death
  • Plant Type: Perennial shrub
  • Mature Size: 6–20 ft. tall, 3–15 ft. wide
  • Sun Exposure: Full sun
  • Soil Type: Moist but well-drained
  • Soil pH Acidic
  • Bloom Time: Summer, fall
  • Flower Color: White, yellow, pink
  • Hardiness Zones: 8–10 (USDA)

HOW TO PLANT ANGEL'S TRUMPET SEEDS

Soak seed for 24 hours in lukewarm water, then sow in cell packs or flats, press into soil and barely cover. Needs light to germinate. Kept at 60-70° F. germination is in 21-60 days. Transplant into 3-inch containers when seedlings large enough to handle. When rooted, place into the garden 4 feet apart.

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Bruce Ball

Trying to correct a mistake earlier. Should be 5stars