Sommer Gardens / Friday, May 13, 2011 / Categories: Brugmansia, Seedlings This new double yellow Angel Trumpet will "wow" you My Angel Trumpet seedlings have rewarded me with a bunch of promising yellow/orange blooms this year. Out of the entire lot, this one stands out above the rest. It is a seedling from a cross involving Brugmansia Day Dreams x Ludger's Windsong.Often yellow brugmansia blooms take on some orange coloration as they age, but not this one. This seedling stays yellow from start to finish.The blooms are medium in size and long lasting, even in our Florida heat. So far it has been a great bloomer. During its most recent flush a couple of weeks ago, the 3-gallon size plant displayed more than a dozen blooms.I'm sure you want to know about fragrance, but that is something I cannot answer right now because my sense of scent is still messed up. This Angel Trumpet has been throwing both double and triple blooms. Because the blooms are so fluffy, even the double blooms appear to be triples.I just moved this seedling up to a 7 gallon pot and placed it in my watch zone. You can be certain this is one I'll be watching with excitement this summer. Angel Trumpet Brugmansia Rubirosa x Ludger's Windsong A bug on a brug Print Rate this article: No rating 10450 Tags:Angel TrumpetBrugmansiabrugsDay Dreamsdouble yellowludger's windsongseedling