Sommer Gardens / Thursday, October 15, 2009 / Categories: Brugmansia, Seedlings An intriguing Angel Trumpet seedling with unknown parentage Why is it that the unknown brugmansia seedlings are always the first ones to catch your attention? When I first saw this Angel Trumpet bloom I knew it was going to be one to watch. At first it had a marbled look to it. Although I was hoping that look would stay, I knew from past experience that total color would prevail.As the bloom matured, the color deepened. This bloom is also unique in its form. Most doubles and triples have a long corolla tube, while this bloom has a stubby one that fans out early.The bloom was stuffed, but that is quite common when double/triples bloom for the first time. The plant is quite vigorous with large, deep green leaves.I think it is going to a heavy bloomer too. New buds are already forming even though it still has a couple more buds about to open. This one will be watched with great interest. Where is our fall weather??? Tonight's Angel Trumpet sentry Print Rate this article: No rating 7301 Tags:Angel TrumpetbloomsbrugBrugmansiaseedlingSeedlings