Angel Trumpet, Angel's Trumpets 'Alyse' (Brugmansia hybrid)

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Abutilon Coal Center, PA(Zone 6a) Jan 25, 2005

Angel Trumpet, Angel's Trumpets 'Alyse'
Brugmansia hybrid

Brugmansia 'Alyse'~registered 1/2005~Alice Harris

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scooterbug Tellico Plains, TN(Zone 7b) Jan 26, 2005

Congrats on your registered baby Alice. She is a beaut !

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nannie2 Fernandina Beach, FL Jan 26, 2005

Beautiful specimen! Have inherited some more "cuttings" recently and have just stuck them in some potting soil in greenhouse till spring. I understand that they will not bloom till stem "V's"--do you know if that's so? The others I inherited last spring grew straight up and lots of leaves, but no blooms--of course they were just stems when planted--just can't wait for some blooms!!

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scooterbug Tellico Plains, TN(Zone 7b) Jan 26, 2005

nannie,

Yes a brug must Y before it will bloom.

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nannie2 Fernandina Beach, FL Jan 26, 2005

thanks scooterbug--do they just Y as they get larger, by themselves?

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scooterbug Tellico Plains, TN(Zone 7b) Jan 26, 2005

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pokerboy Canberra, Australia(Zone 8b) Jan 27, 2005

Beautiful flower. Heard it doesn't take the frost. Wish it did. Well done. pokerboy.

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MG99 Victoria, BC(Zone 8b) Jan 27, 2005

Alice, it's beautiful, congratulations.

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Abutilon Coal Center, PA(Zone 6a) Jan 31, 2005

Sorry I did not see this before tonight )o:
I was checking something else, and saw these replies.
Thanks, everyone.

Rooted tip cuttings bloom the fastest.
I have had some of those bloom while rooting.
Some just a few inches tall ..and a big bloom!
Often those cuttings once rooted bloom before a Y, too.

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confedeagle Hodges, AL(Zone 7a) Jun 12, 2005

Hello...I just recently bought one of these at a fle market...I was told they would do fine in the winter in my area..I live in zone 7..AL. If they do NOT do so well in the winter what do I do?.I have already planted it in my garden outside?...Please help...This is to pretty of a plant to lose to the frost..Thank you

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hope43 Tulsa, OK(Zone 7a) Jun 13, 2005

Its beautiful.. great picture to..

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Abutilon Coal Center, PA(Zone 6a) Jun 18, 2005

Confedeagle ..
You could not have bought this at an Alabama flea market.
This brugmansia isn't released yet.

If you are worried about not coming back after winter, dig and pot up in fall or take cuttings ..and winter inside.

No brugmansia comes back if left inground over winter where I live.
But they winter inside fine in pots.

Thanks, everyone.
I hope to have 'Alyse' released by fall.
Alice