Angel Trumpets and Daturas

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Maggie

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I finally got some blooms on one of my angel trumpet and my datura are blooming like crazy. I didn't know until this year that angel trumpets are perennials here in zone 6. I had these last year in pots and I knew I wouldn't be able to winter them over in the house so Buford planted them in the garden for me. It was an experience that paid off.
 

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Just some ramdon shot I took while out in the garden this morning.
 

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Just beautiful Maggie...I miss all mine...had to leave them when we moved back to Oreogn...thanks for sharig yours
 
Beautiful!! Just be careful though, they are both poisenous. My kitties don't touch mine, but if they did, hmm.
 
They are beautiful. Mine last year was about 10 ft tall but the freeze got it , it is now about 3 ft but didn't bloom. My neighbor gave me 3 of the triple purples and I have 2 that lived. One looks like it is going to bloom I'll post a pic if it does. They stay much smaller than the traditional ones.
 
Beautiful blossoms you have there.
We have wild datura here but the really pretty stuff won't winter over.
 


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