Published Sunday, October 18, 2020, OK personal/derivative use; link www.lovethatimage.com.
Brugmansia at the Volunteer Park Conservatory
I took this photo exactly ten years ago, when the Ecuador Pink brugmansia, or Angels Trumpet, was in unbelievable bloom. Seattle’s beloved Volunteer Park Conservatory is still closed due to covid, but let’s hope for a reopening soon.
Long tubular brugmansia flowers, with some crotons and red pigtail anthuriums
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Many years ago I had the habit of walking through my neighborhood. There was one neighbor who had a yellow Brugmansia tree. I loved that tree, promising myself, if I ever would know where to order it I would buy it. Has never come to that yet. I have never seen the pink one, but it’s stunningly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing it with us on All Seasons! Have an inspiring week, Jesh
PS thank you for your comment:)
They are so very beautiful but very frost tender. You must live in a warm area. Here in Seattle they must go indoors in the winter.