Got these three in march , were sold as a white angel trumpet plants, have not grown any . Has a white spots on the edges of leaves. So what is this plant ??? Thanks

Looks like Brugmansia to me (Angel's Trumpet) with nice variegated leaves. It could take a few years to bloom. They aren't hardy in your zone and should potted/overwintered indoors.

Agree that it looks like some kind of Brugmansia, but it may be root-hardy in a protected spot where the ground doesn't freeze. Reliably so here. They can be late bloomers, starting to bloom very late in the season.

OK---Thanks --Looks like I may have to wait a few years before I could get some cutting--The ones that I have grow 4 times more than these. Well will cover them up here in Snellville this winter----Big Thanks --Jack

Happy to suggest. Best luck! A good time to take cuttings would be right before your first frost. That's when I do it because otherwise, all of the above-ground growth is just lost. I keep the cuttings of the best, strongest trunks inside over winter and then have more plants to add to my yard each spring. Don't panic if it has no foliage while inside. As long as it stays green, it's fine.

You should get bloom this year, I do and Im north of you, growing from cuttings every year.
Maya is a variegated one, and Peaches n Cream, I beleive. I can't say for sure if I have one of those, or another variegated.

Axel Rose is also varigated.