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October 21, 2009
A jewel of an Angel Trumpet
Today's featured Angel Trumpet seedling is a carry over from 2008 that I plan to name and register this fall. It is the result of a J.T. Session's brugmansia cross involving Goldfinch x Peanut.
As you can see, the blooms tend to stay horizontal or slightly nodding. The tendrils start out sort of wild but over the course of a couple of days they completely re-curve back.
The blooms are petite and compact, like its father, Peanut. I remember the blooms staying a light pink last winter, and then once warm weather moved in they became much darker. Check back in late November for the official introduction of this beauty.
As you can see, the blooms tend to stay horizontal or slightly nodding. The tendrils start out sort of wild but over the course of a couple of days they completely re-curve back.The blooms are petite and compact, like its father, Peanut. I remember the blooms staying a light pink last winter, and then once warm weather moved in they became much darker. Check back in late November for the official introduction of this beauty.
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