Sommer Gardens / Friday, June 1, 2012 / Categories: Brugmansia, Seedlings A pastel Angel Trumpet just in time for summer I'm really liking the pastel coloring on the Angel Trumpet blooms pictured below from a cross I made between Brugmansia 'Joli' and 'Pink Charm'.I'm excited about the multicolor look of the blooms as they mature. They first start out a cream color and then during the course of a couple days they turn a salmon pink color. The blooms pictured here opened a day apart and you can see the color transformation taking place. This plant also had a newly opened cream colored bloom on it, but it was not photo quality so I did not take any shots of it. I'm looking forward to seeing a larger flush of blooms on the plant with each of the three colors represented.I've had several seedlings from this cross bloom already and each so far each has had a distinct look. When you look back at another seedling from this same cross I featured earlier here - http://sommergardens.com/SommerGardens/2012/04/a-coily-new-angel-trumpet-seed.html, it is hard to envision they are from the same parents.This seedling will join it's coily sister in my watch zone for a summer trialing. Could this be classified as a brown noser? A perfect hiding place Print Rate this article: No rating 7063 Tags:Angel TrumpetbloomsbrugBrugmansiajoliPink Charm