According to the USDA zone page, this plant doesn't grow here. I've been seeing very robust yearly gardens of it near my home . Anybody else have experience with it? Seems to survive winter just fine.
Anyone growing Datura inoxia?
Yup I have it. It reseeds in my veggie gardens every year. I just let it go and pull out the ones I don't want. In fact it gets huge in the veggie garden, but stays small if I put it in my flower beds. Go figure!
Hey, I've got that, but didn't know what it was. I bought it as a moonflower vine and it was supposed to be an anual. Didn't vine. Didn't die. It comes up every year from both seeds and roots. I've gotten so I put it wherever nothing else grows. I think it's the only plants that are doing well in the drought.
You can watch the bees trying to pry open the blooms in the evening.