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Mutant in paradise...

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 / Monday, February 13, 2012 / Categories: Seedlings

There's gold in the hills of Clermont...

I was pleasantly surprised last week to find golden blooms on one of my Brugmansia Angels Exotic x Inca Sun seedlings.

angelsexoticxincasun4.jpgI'm growing out a bunch of Angel Trumpet seedlings from this cross and so far most have been white or cream colored.  The blooms on this one started out cream, but matured to more of a creamy yellow color.  The blooms are also smaller than most brugmansia blooms. I expect this one to be a good bloomer, just like its parents.  The fact that it impressed me with a mini-flush of 8 blooms for its very first bloom cycle is a good sign of what to expect in the future.
angelsexoticxincasun4-2.jpgI plan to watch this one for a few more bloom cycles to see what the color does as the weather warms up.  Meanwhile I decided to cross this seedling back to both its parents, something I often do with first generation seedlings.  I'm hoping to develop a nice double yellow/orange brugmansia with the bloom form of Angel's Exotic and the ever-blooming qualities of Inca Sun.


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