brugmansia

IPA: brˈʌgmʌnsˈiʌ

A flowering plant of the genus Brugmansia, native to subtropical regions of South America.

Examples of "brugmansia" in Sentences

A brugmansia in a container is a huge thing to deal with!
I grew a yellow brugmansia like that for a couple of years.
Glorious brugmansia photos, and I love the changing ehader display, too.
I walked up their driveway with camera in hand to inquire after their health and ask to take some photos of the brugmansia.
When Morris gets tired of wandering, he can come back to the front porch and rest under the beautiful blooms of a 'Miner's Claim' brugmansia.
From gardeners.com: Woody-stemmed tropicals, such as jasmine, brugmansia, tibouchina and bananas, should be brought indoors before the first frost.
Such control is due to the fact that brugmansia shrubs tend to mutate spontaneously and rapidly and that these mutations can be easily propagated by sticking a piece of stem in moist earth.
I, however, have chosen to concentrate my attentions upon a specific source of belladonna: the tree datura, specifically the subgenus brugmansia, because of its unique vegetative properties.
I have stored them with the pelargoniums, the tender Viola hederacea, my salvias and the brugmansia and they will be fine in the low light levels if they are kept in a state of semi-dormancy.
I added a 'Charles Grimaldi' brugmansia (angel's trumpet - it'll have huge drooping yellow-orange flowers later in the summer), 'Prince' pennisetum (should make dark swords to 5 '), and a few trailing lavender lantanas.