Sommer Gardens / Thursday, August 4, 2011 / Categories: Brugmansia A Sacajawea Sunset One thing I love about Central Florida is that we have beautiful sunsets almost every day. Here's a photo I captured yesterday of Brugmansia Sacajawea silhouetted by a thunderstorm.What is unusual about this photo is that I am shooting towards the east, not the west, so you would expect this to be a sunrise photo instead. This sunset was so bright that it encompassed the entire skyline, reflecting off the numerous afternoon thunderstorms in the area.A touch of fill-in flash shows off the beauty of this bright yellow Angel Trumpet. Brugmansia Sacajawea was introduced by Alice Harris and was named in honor of Indian Princess Sacajawea, made famous by explorers Lewis & Clark in the early 1800's. I made a bunch of crosses with Brugmansia Sacajawea this past spring and just recently sowed the seeds. Hopefully I'll have some of her beautiful children to show off next fall. Hibiscus, the final batch. Introducing Brugmansia Marshmallow Sunset Print Rate this article: No rating 8067 Tags:Angel TrumpetBrugmansiabrugssacajaweayellow