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Brugmansia experts needed!!!
I have a yellow brugmansia that I do not know the species/cultivar/variety, etc. of it... Can someone tell me what exactly I have!?!?
 This thing has grown to about 8' tall and the spread is easily 8'. Any info would be greatly appreciated...
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09-16-2007, 11:09 AM
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Re: Brugmansia experts needed!!!
nice looking flower
 Dan & Tara
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Re: Brugmansia experts needed!!!
There are way too many yellow/peach cultivars of brugmansias to figure them out from pictures. If you don't have a tag, you don't want to identify one like that. It's confusing enough with all the brug names already.
Sorry!  this is a picture of my newest one, "variegated versicolor peach hybrid", taken this afternoon.
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Re: Brugmansia experts needed!!!
I'm throwing my vote in for 'Charles Grimaldi'. You'll know if it is if you have a zone 7a winter (er, not wishing that on you though) and it comes back just fine. It is one of the most cold-hardy brugs.
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Re: Brugmansia experts needed!!!
Hey Frank,
Thanks for the input... I would just as soon not know what I have if that is how I will have to find out. You keep the colder weather up you way. Better yet, push it on up into the NE!!!
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