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December 17, 2009
Sibling rivalry amongst Angel Trumpets
Yesterday I posted photos from another Angel Trumpet seedling from this same cross involving brugmansia (Tiara x Susanne) x Earth Angel. Had I known this one was in bloom at the same time, I would have posted these pictures in the same post. Anyways, here is the 3rd Angel Trumpet seedling I've had bloom from Brenda Delph's cross of brugmansia (Tiara x Susanne) x Earth Angel.

I spotted it last night while I was out making my rounds. I'm forever amazed as to how I can miss some of these beautiful seedlings during the day, yet at night they jump out at me. I think it is because when you have thousands of plants growing together in close proximity to each other, everything blends together. At night your field of vision is concentrated on a smaller area making it easier to spot these Angel Trumpet jewels.
This seedling is lighter in color than the previous one, but it is equally as impressive. The blooms have a bit more flounce to them as well. It will definitely be in my watch zone this spring to see how it evolves.


I spotted it last night while I was out making my rounds. I'm forever amazed as to how I can miss some of these beautiful seedlings during the day, yet at night they jump out at me. I think it is because when you have thousands of plants growing together in close proximity to each other, everything blends together. At night your field of vision is concentrated on a smaller area making it easier to spot these Angel Trumpet jewels.
This seedling is lighter in color than the previous one, but it is equally as impressive. The blooms have a bit more flounce to them as well. It will definitely be in my watch zone this spring to see how it evolves.

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