Tropicals & Tender Perennials: First time harvesting brugmansia's seeds., 1 by

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So interesting isn't it? ...so the dominant colour may come from the donor and the shape may come from mumma etc, Alistair told me that my no name apricot (Grande Marnier " look alike) is a very old and quite pure strain ...(in Australia there are almost no colours) we are trying to mix them up now thanks to the info we have received here in daves garden.) He told me that it throws almost always the same colour. So if that is true I am hoping for the Suaveolens to throw apricot blooms with the beautiful perfume of the Suaveolens, just a dream I know but we all need dreams don't we?.The white smells like lillies ...just stunning!.