This fast-growing South American plant is known for its unique blooms The show-stopping hanging trumpet-shaped flowers of angel's trumpet (Brugmansia spp.) make this plant a delight for any garden.

Q: I have a 7- or 8-year-old potted Angel Trumpet plant. It has not blossomed for several years now. What can I do to make it re-bloom? What is the proper fertilizer to use? A: There are ...

Seeds from hybrid brugmansias do not produce offspring like the parent. It can be fun to grow your own, however. Or you can easily propagate angel's trumpet from cuttings. You can learn more about ...

I start these from cuttings, but do they disperse seeds, too? — F.M., Houston A: I typically hear of gardeners harvesting and sowing angel’s trumpet seed, but it’s possible mature pods split ...

Here’s what you need to know. Angel’s trumpet is a small tree that’s usually found in greenhouses and gardens as an ornamental plant. Its leaves are dull green and have wavy margins ...

Angel’s trumpet is an ornamental plant that is normally safe to grow. However, eating the flowers and leaves can be poisonous. It may cause symptoms like nausea, hallucinations, and blurred vision.

The plant was at least 8 feet and maybe 10 feet tall with maybe 18-24-inch beige flowers, while another had pink trumpet flowers. My parents had two different angel’s trumpets, or Brugmansia spp ...

The exotic or even dangerous aspect of Angel Trumpets is quite real. In spite of their 'heavenly' name, this plant is also called Devil's Trumpet, a reflection of the potentially poisonous ...

DEAR JESSICA: Please share any information you have on the angel's trumpet plant and vine. My neighbor had some huge, beautiful ones and gave me seeds a few years ago. With little effort I grew a ...

It is hard to overlook a plant that brings such a dramatic presence to the garden. There are two related plants that local gardeners call angel's trumpet. The one I first encountered is Brugmansia ...

The question he asked was whether the angel's trumpet plant was safe. I want all my friends who are growing the plant to know it's well worth it and, with a normal number of constraints ...