My first brugmansia is blooming!
ptpulley
11 years ago
I bought two brugmansia this year-- one was a three-inch rooted cutting which has grown well but not bloomed, and this one, which was about a foot tall when I bought it. It's now about two feet tall, and this week four flowers opened! It is just beautiful, and I am so excited to see these fantastic blooms.
The nursery labeled this brug 'double white'. Does anybody have any idea what it might be?
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