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Angel's Trumpet MIX - Some of every color! Pink Beauty, Pale Pink, Yellow, White

Free Shipping. 8 Unrooted Cuttings. This is a MIX of the 4 colors of Angel Trumpets I have: White, Pink Beauty, Pale Pink and Yellow/Gold. This perennial is know as the Angel''s Trumpet because of it''s huge (8-10 long) trumpet shaped flowers that hang down from the heavens and put out a wonderful fragrance, especially in the evening. These bloom in profusion and repeatedly through the summer to first frost. These are hardy in zones 8-10; container grown in colder zones.

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This is a MIX of the 4 colors of Angel's Trumpets that I have (each cutting will be marked so you'll know what color it is):

  *   Super Large Pink ('Pink Beauty')
  *   Palest Pink
  *   Yellow/Gold ('Little Jimmy')
  *   Pure White ('Nina Lane')

UnRooted Cuttings: You will get EIGHT (8) Unrooted Cuttings - 2 of each color (each color will be marked, so you'll know which is which). Each cuttings is 12" - 15" long and they will be shipped via Priority Mail. These   root easily in soil and full planting instructions will be included. If purchased in the Fall, they would need to be overwintered indoors and could be set out in the spring if desired.

This perennial is know as the "Angel's Trumpet" because of it's huge (10" - 12" long) trumpet shaped flowers that hang down from the heavens and put out a wonderful fragrance, especially in the evening. These bloom in profusion and repeatedly through the summer to first frost.

These are hardy in zones 8-10 (some sources say hardy to zone 7b) and container grown in colder climates. They thrive in moist, fertile, well drained soil in full sun or part shade. They are very easy to grow and grow super fast - every gardeners dream! The bush can grow 10'- 12' tall I started mine from seed (thanks to Larry Smith for my first Brugmansia seeds!) and they were well over 6' tall by the end of their first growing season!

I suggest starting in pots and setting out in the garden after last frost in the spring they also make a wonderful container plant on patios or decks. These are easy to propagate from seeds and cuttings.

The plants/seeds/blooms are poisonous.