Sommer Gardens / Friday, June 3, 2011 / Categories: Brugmansia Brugmansia Angels Gold Face offers some cheerful summer color One cultivar I was excited to place into my breeding program last year was Brugmansia Angels Gold Face. It is an Anne Kirchner-Abel hybrid Brugmansia cultivar originating in Germany.As you can see the blooms are nicely formed with a golden yellow color. The double skirted blooms are smaller than average and waxy in appearance. The plant is a vigorous grower and so far my stock plants in 7 gallon pots are at 6-8 feet tall.The majority of the blooms have been displayed in a semi-nodding position, but as the plants mature I have noticed a few more become pendant. It is not a shy bloomer and it loves our Florida weather. The thicker textured blooms show no sign of wilt even in the heat of the day.It looks like I'm going to end up with seeds from at least a dozen different crosses involving Angels Gold Face this summer. The first cross to mature was Brugmansia Inca Sun x Angels Gold face and those seedlings have already been moved up to gallon size pots. I expect to see some interesting results from the assortment of crosses I made.I really like this Angel Trumpet lots! An Angel Trumpet Bloomaholic Two great Brugmansia parents make for a beautiful seedling Print Rate this article: No rating 8067 Tags:Angel TrumpetAngels Gold FaceAnne Kirchner-AbelBrugmansiabrugs