Trumpet plant

The garden experts at HGTV share how to plant and grow angel’s trumpet, known botanically as Brugmansia, including tips on planting, pruning and fertilizing angel’s trumpet.

How to Plant Angel’s Trumpet in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!) 2

Angel Trumpet plants are relatively easy to care for but do best given the right conditions - sun or shade. Brugmansia produces gorgeous, fragrant blooms and shiny, dark green leaves.

The Angel Trumpet Plant or scientifically known as Brugmansia Suaveolens is a small plant with shrub-like qualities. The flowers, shaped like trumpets, grow in lengths of up to a foot long. Called the corella, it has five points that curve upwards near the tips. Colors range from white to Yellow and are known to be nodding downwards from the branches of the plant. They are grouped under the Solanaceae genus, where potatoes and tomatoes are also included.

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Angel Trumpet Tree - Brugmansia hardy, vigorous plants, producing large, fragrant, pendent, trumpet-shaped flowers 6' - 10' inches. [GROWING CARE DETAILS]

The Trumpet Vine is a hardy climbing plant, that amazes with its exotic flowers. The orange-colored bisexual single flowers appear from July to September. They have an elongated tubular shape and are arched like a trumpet at the end. In order to give it the best care possible, there are a few things to keep in mind. Learn in this mygarden-guide how to plant and care the Trumpet Vine correctly! #mygardencom #mygarden #trumpetvine #climbingbush #flowers

It is easy to fall in love with the massive angel trumpet flowers but when do Brugmansia plants flower?

Many people look at brugmansias and assume that they can only be grown in tropical climates. While it is true that brugmansias are tropical trees, they can be easily grown in containers. Learn more about this here.

Angel’s Trumpet White is winter hardy to USDA Zones 8-10 where plants are typically grown as shrubs or small trees.