Tropicals & Tender Perennials: How old is your oldest Brugmansia?, 0 by Kell

Kell wrote:
Gee Xeramtheum, I think they can live a long, long time. . I have been the one to do my oldies in, I think they would have lived forever. LOL I had a sang that was really old. I had it for years and years and years. I didn't even know what it was. Same with an ugly Frosty type, it was old and it was ugly. LOL. When I realized it was so ugly late in its life, it finally got dug out. I have a double white that is old now. I remember getting a cutting from a neighbor. That was years ago too. It is in a little corner of my yard so I never see it. I was back there the other day looking at it to cut down. It is huge I am going to put in fancy hydrangea there so it has to go. It is a mite carrier too.

Here is the trunk of my old sang. The leaves started to get mottled and I couldn't stand to look at it. It was a HUGE bush/tree!