Wow, Sandi that is one stunning photo. How old is the Brugmansia?

Thanks! It's about 4 yrs old, but it gets chopped down each winter. It's in a large pot so I can keep the fertilizer coming!

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!

Lynn I added a photo of the same plant when it was budding. The flowers start out yellow, then pink, and then deeper pink fairly quickly.

I just saw the other photo. Beautiful Sandi.

I'm hoping the ones I put in the ground last year will come back this spring.

Unless you had a particularly cold winter, they should. If they don't, tree-mail me, and I can send you some cuttings.

I hope they make it, there were given to me by Charleen and JT.

Then you already have the best of the best. They have to come back now!

And thanks Charleen. I've seen your brugs and know how pretty they are.

That is the fun part of ATP, there are many wonderful people with amazing plants.

Brugs are very beautiful and unique plants. They have some gorgeous colors too!!!
Yep, Lynn, is right nice folks with beautiful plants and flowers.

I love the color on this brug. It's been a few years since I've grown brugs and I'm starting to feel the urge again.

Dave
We had a hot, dry summer, but quite a few of mine have come back. I can take some cuttings and stuff them into a small mailer.

That would be great Sandi - thank you for that offer and I will gladly accept. I'll tree mail you.

Bubbles, I would be willing to trade a rooted NOID plumeria for a cutting.
Lonnie in DFW

Lonnie, if you get back to me later this summer, I'll probably be able to take a cutting. Right now, it's just starting to bud out and I don't want to lose any blooms. We had such a bad summer last year, I'm going to treasure and enjoy every single one until the bugs show up!