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Last season I ramped up my brugmansia hybridizing efforts using brugmansias with mutant and deeply serrated foliage.  The results of those...

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Sommer Gardens / Tuesday, August 31, 2010 / Categories: Brugmansia, Seedlings

Another Shooting Star illuminates the summer sky

Here's another Angel Trumpet cross involving Brugmansia Shooting Star that is currently in bloom.   This is just one of more than a dozen seedlings I have growing from a cross I made between Brugmansia Shooting Star x Masquerade.

shootingstarxmasquerade.jpgThe blooms are thicker in texture and as you can see, are holding up quite well in our hot and muggy summer weather.

shootingstarxmasquerade-3.jpgThe blooms are medium in size, in keeping with the size of its parent's blooms.  The plant is very healthy and pest free.  I recall it having a light scent in the early evening hours.

shootingstarxmasquerade-2.jpgAt least with this seedling you can figure out where the pink came from.  Masquerade has Rubirosa as a pod parent.  I'm hoping Shooting Star's genes will rule in one of the other seedlings from this cross.  A yellow/orange Masquerade style bloom would be awesome.
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