Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Information about growing Brugs please, 1 by bruntongardens

bruntongardens wrote:
Thanyou for your kind words and lovely comments Ada, i have won may prizes for my garden and growing plants, but i'm totally stunned by how beautiful brugs and datura look, and the size of there flowers, i have always been interested in cross pollination and grafting, and will enjoy the experience of growing them, it is really nice to share an interest with people so far away, especially nice people like yourself, we are also going to try growing them from seed, it should be interesting to see the different variations from the parent plants, i'm very interested in trying cross pollination, by isolating the plants when they are in full bloom, just to see what i can come up with, or should i say mother nature come up with, my daughter Mary -Anne is just as bad as me over them, every time she sees a new plant she says , have you seen this one dad, sadly today, not enough people lift there eyes to see the beauty that nature hands us, we live in a beautiful world, if some people would only look, i'm sure you would agree.
You take care of yourself, look forward to hearing from you again. Kindest regards from Peter and Mary -Anne, god bless from us both on the little Island across the pond, i must admit i cannot wait for my seeds to germinate and the new plants to arrive, lol .
This is just a little bit of our front garden, can you imagine the brugs/datura scattered amongst here, i am going to plant them in large square planters so that we can move them in the winter months.
An invitation for advice on growing brugs any tips and information would be very welcome, kindest regards to all on the brug forums