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Angel’s Trumpet – Pink

Brugmansia

Angel’s Trumpet Pink
Angel’s Trumpet Pink close up of flowers

Characteristics

  • Type: Perennial
  • Zone: 8 – 10
  • Height: 5 – 15 Feet
  • Spread: 3 – 8 Feet
  • Bloom Time: Seasonal Bloomer
  • Bloom Color: Pink
  • Sun: Full Sun
  • Water: Medium
  • Maintenance: Medium
  • Flower: 6″ – 10″ Blooms, Fragrant
  • Suggested Use: Dramatic Accent, Patio Container

Culture

Pink Angel’s Trumpet has large, fragrant, 8-10” pink trumpet flowers which bloom evening to early morning emitting a lovely fragrance. Winter hardy to USDA Zones 8-10 where Angel’s Trumpet Pink plants are typically grown as shrubs or small trees to 15’ tall in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. During the growing season, plants are heavy feeders that need regular fertilization to stimulate new growth and flowers. Plant in containers or the garden near patios, walkways, or open windows to enjoy the fragrance and beauty of the flowers.

Noteworthy Characteristics

Brugmansia is a tropical shrub that typically matures up to 5’ to 15’ tall and features huge, nodding, trumpet-shaped flowers (to 12” long) from mid-summer to fall. Flowers come in white, yellow and pale pink, with some double-flowered cultivars available. Flowers emit a strong fragrance in evenings. Ovate to oblong leaves (to 8” long). In the first year, plants will typically grow to 3’ tall with minimal flowering. In the second year, plants will grow taller with more profuse flowering.

Problems

No serious insect or disease problems. Watch for caterpillars, spider mites and whiteflies, particularly on overwintering plants.  Every part of the angel trumpet is highly poisonous, including the leaves, flowers, seeds and roots.

Garden Uses

Container plant for patios, decks or other sunny locations around the home.  If grown in the ground, it makes an excellent accent plant.

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