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Solanaceae
Angel Trumpet, Angel's Trumpet 'Meloncholy Baby'
Brugmansia
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Solanaceae
(so-lan-AY-see-ee)
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Brugmansia
(broog-MAN-zee-ah)
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MaryinLa
Marshfield, MO (Zone 6a)
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September 2006
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Name reflects the great overripe cantelope color of the blooms on this hybrid.
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Name reflects the great overripe cantelope color of the blooms on this hybrid.