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December 27, 2011
A golden Angel Trumpet illuminated the Christmas Eve sky
On Christmas Eve I was greeted with this bright golden orange Angel Trumpet seedling. It is seedling #15 from a cross I made between Brugmansia Cassies Curls and (Ludger's Windsong x Creamsicle).
All three blooms that opened at the same time all had the workings of a second corolla skirt stuffed up inside the bloom. This means the next set of blooms could actually turn-out to be doubles! Then again, they could easily just look the same as the first set of blooms.
The medium size blooms are thick in texture and the color is very rich. I like the way the golden color went all the way up the corolla tube. It is definitely a seedling worth holding back to watch for a few more flushes. It will now join several of its siblings in my watch zone for 2012.
All three blooms that opened at the same time all had the workings of a second corolla skirt stuffed up inside the bloom. This means the next set of blooms could actually turn-out to be doubles! Then again, they could easily just look the same as the first set of blooms.The medium size blooms are thick in texture and the color is very rich. I like the way the golden color went all the way up the corolla tube. It is definitely a seedling worth holding back to watch for a few more flushes. It will now join several of its siblings in my watch zone for 2012.I could not resist and already went ahead and pollinated these blooms. :)
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